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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-04
Mas CiudadeS teutOnas
son bOmbardeadaS

LONDRES, Octubrc &.-Varios
av!adores franccses bombardearon
antcs dc anochc cuatro importantes
ciudadeS aiemanaS, como in acto de
rcpresalia por los raids" que han
efectuado los alemancs sobrc las po-
hlaciomes ingIcsas, cspecialmcntc So
bre csta capital.
Las pobIaciones bombardcadaS por
los aviadorgs fr~auceses fueron las 81
gujeutcs: Frankfort. Traves. Coblenz
= Stuttgart. No SC tienen noticias
ningunas dc los danos causados por
las bombas que arrojaron sobrc eSas
poblaciones alemanas los aviadorcs
~fraGceses que fueron a vengar las
hazanaS dc los aviadorcs teutones
sobrc las pobIaciones inglcsas.
Respecto al uItimo ataQuc que los
teutones hicieron antenochc so5re
LondreS, Sc proporcionaron las 81
g]uientes noticias: "El raid" ha Sido
uno de los q mas tempo han durado.
Dos horas ?ermanecieron las maquinas
aereas aiemanas sobrc Ia ciudad AFRO
iaudo bombas. FL nJmero dc victi-
mas que ocaslouo el raid es el ST.
g~uiente: dieJ personals muertas y
~treinta ' ocho hsridaS. Ell total dc
victimas causadas por los ultimos
iHcursioues efectuadas dcsdc ell "a
de S~cpticmbrc. es dc trescientos diez,
Gividido en- IA Siguicnte forma: muer
tos. cincuenta Y dos personals; heri-
ros, doscientos cincuenta Y ocho.
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Lloyd George promote
~repreSalias pOr
los ''raids"
lie dijo a una cemision que
fue a yerlo cue "lngla=
terra Sc CObraria en- Ia
miSma moneda"

LONDRES, Octubre 3.-Un grupo
de genie pobre de Ia que reside en- el
distrito ~suroeste de eSta capital. Sc
gun dice el Daily Nail en- 81 edIcion
de hov. estuvo a yer al Primer Mi
nistro del gobierno ingles, Sir Da-
vid Lloyd-G George. para pcdlrle que
Sc tomaran re~presalias contra Alema-
MIA por los raids ae:eos que Sc han
venido efectuando sobre Inglaterra er
estes ultimos dias. Fl primer Minis
tr) arengo q las pe~ticionarioS desde
ell balloon de Su Ministerio, dicleHdo-
les entire otras cosas, 10 s~iguiente: :
Les c~obraremos en- Ia misma mo-
media Y nos tendra que pagan TODD
10 cue nos han hecho. Y este sera
muy pronto. Atacaremos a A!emania
V lie cargaremos un intercs conPues-
TO-"
La multitud aplaudi5 con frcmcsi Ia
prcmcsa del primer M!nistro. quc AGA
baba de llcgar De una gira por to-
dos los territories atacados por los
, alemanes. durante los raids hechoS Ell
los ultimos echo diaS. al primer Mi
nistro acompaho en- su %ira CI Mavis-
/ cal French, cncargado dc las defeH-
sas aareas de Ia capital.
l.
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Kaiser uiIlermo
visito a Won
E~IiDdenburg
lie hiciereH grandes hOnores
al general aIenaa con mo-
tive de Su On0maStlC0

AMSTERDAM. Octubrc Ell Gia
!e aver fu& el septueg6sjmo aEive--
,ario del natalicio de- MsriSca, Pa
do Won Hindenburc, Jefe del E&tado
Mayor General Aieman, ~habicndosc
,ele5rado con tai motive INA seuc!l!a
reception en- honor de, famo>o csrra-
lego tudesco. en- e. Quartet General
lei Estado Mayor.
Fl prjmero en- visitar al Jefc mill
ar de refercncia. tuG cl Kaiser Gu;-
lern1o. quie1 hizo TN viaje especial
ara saIuGar al hombre que ~salvara
l Alemania." n~abjerdole ~presentado
ONO ~obsequio, Tn busto de marro,
lei mas alto Lord De Ia Guerra
Fl canine de IA casa de linden
)urg a Sus Cuarteies Generates. fUc
.ubierto con flores por los ninos cue
'ormahan val!a q uno y otro lado,
1icntras que varios aviadores aIema-
les arrojaron dcsde 10 alto, ramas
'ei laurel Y guirnaldaS de flores, caan
o cl Mariscal Sc divigio a su despa-
mo.
En- ell Quartet General. ci Mariscal
'uc recibido por el general Won Lu-
lendorff y otros altos jcfes militia
rs del Estado Mayor.
FL doctor Richard Won Kuehlmann,
;e~cretario de RelaeioHes Exterio:es
lei Imperio. en- IN mensaje de fc!icl-
caci6R que dirigi6 al Jefe del Esta-
10 Mayor, decia:
"GloriosoS hechos de g~randeza I'M
2~erecedera hacen de esta fecha, IN
liza de fiesta nacionaI. La naci6n ale
mana We o inquebrantable Y firme
:~onfianza vueStra protection podero-
a de las fronteras imperiales. con
a esperanto de I'm future feliz pa
q Alemania."
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Nolentos combQtes de
artilleriia Sc estdn -
librando en- Francia
)CfI QUE LOS AlEHANES ESTAN FSSccASs00S De HjHolONES

rechazado por las trOpaS canadlenses
con considerableS bajaS. La actlvidad
de Ia ;rfanteria es ahora menor que
"a normal. pero ell retumbar de la
artilleria no cesa de escucharse nun
ca. Los alemanes estan ahora m
tentando una nueva iactica, conslsten
te en- dirigir tiros de destruction So
bre las posiciones de nueStras bate
rias. empieando cSta tactica % ma
yor frecuencia que en- los primeros
dias de Ia cstaci0n: pcro aun en- es-
te respecto. Sc cncuentran muy atras
de los a~rlil!eros ingleSeS y :anadien-
SeS.
e. euemigo tambien ha estado ha-
ciendo uso en- una mayor proportion
de granadas de gases maleficos, 10 q
bien puede indicar cue los alemanes
cuentan con mayor cantidad de subs
tancias GuimicaS de las que Sc obtle-
nen los eases venenoSos, que de las
que Sc cmplean en- la manufacture
de los explosives.
TodoS los PrjSioncros aicmaReS de
buena ei3lcicn, q'lc han caido en- po-
der de r, oi,adcs canadicnses, ia,
blan De tue cada dia cs mayor Ia es-
casez de matcrjales de guerra en- Ale,
mania, rarticuiarmente de ~articulos
como la gonna eIastica o hule, el algo-
don Y eI cobre. que nj pueden ser
producidos end pals, nj obtenidos
lie los paiSes europeos y~ecinoS de los
imnerios -~eutra.e>. [ y 0 de los
pr;sioneros nechos en- los c o NJ,
bates lie Aye. dice j auAque Aiemania
. no pueie scr conquistada en- ei cam,
10 de b&.alla. podrja sin embargo
ser forzaia 4 hacer Ia paz. s. Sc it
puliera impet;r ole obtuviera provi,
stones = material de guerra.
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LONDRES, Octubre 3.-En toda "a
extension del frente frances de bata-
IA estan librandoSe violentos comba-
es de artilleria. alcanzando tales ac-
zones una ~inteasidad extraordinaria
N varios puntoS de csc frente. muy
specia!mente al norte de FerdUn. en-
'onde los franceseS aparentemente
stan preparando un ataque sobre las
osicioneS que las tropaS del Prln-
ipe Federico Guillermo ~lograron con-
ervar eli Su poder. durante ell asalto
Ne ell grueso de las fuerZas de csc
efe aleman. emprendio aver al nor
2 de Ia coIina S44. y el cual fue
echazado con grandes perdidas por
IS ~franceses.
Tn intento de los teutones para
nprender un ataque al oriente de
ems. fue impedido por los france,
es por medic de III vigoroSo BON,
ardeo de artilleria.
PARIS. Octubre En- el sector de
erdur nan continuado l~ibrandose
iolentos duelos de artilIeria, segGr
ice el informe official dado al la
u5!icidad hoy. por ell M~iniSterio de
! Guerra frances. Durante Ia nochC
20 ocurrieron ningunas ~operaciones
mportantes de infanteria.
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AtaCarOn Baden los
aviadOreS ~franCeSeS

PARIS. OcUubre 3.-Continuandc
sus ~represaIias por los ataques aereo'
sobre las ciudades f~rancesaS. TN CRU
20 de ~aviSdores f~ranceses logro ma.
Ger + exSu-sion haSta IL pob!acIor
de Baden ' a~rrojar IN regular nj
nero de bombas explosives sobre ella
segdn Sc dice en- e .nforme oficia
dado q la publicidad hoy Por Ell Nj
historic De Ia Guerra.
La p~oblacion te Baden Sc encuen
ira situada en- e. Gran Ducado de
raisno nombre. como a ~cincuenta !
Snco millas Ge Il froHtera f~rancesa
Gucnta ron una poblacion de 15.oOO
hab;-antes Y la ciudad e famOsa po
S,.s ba6oS medicina!es : manantlale
de aguaS minerales.
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OTR0 AMERICANA MUERTO EN-
FRANCIA

WASHINGTON, Octubre Ell Te
nieRte G. ?. Howe, del Cuerpo de
oficla!es de "a Reserva Nsdica, fus
muerto en- INA sccion e. dia - de
Septiembre proximo pasado. mientras
Sc hallaba ~prestarGo servrcfos
con las fuezas ingiesas en- Francia.
Esta noticia fuG dada 4 la puolici-
dad hoy por eI AyUdante General.
Su deudo mas cercano es Marion Ho-
we, que vive en- Boston, Mass, en- Ia
casa nQmero Isl de Ia Gale Beacon.
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.OS ALEMANES ESTAN ESCAS0S
DE MUNICIONES

CUARTELES GENERATES ca
EADIENSES EN- FRANCIA. OcCu-
re 3.-Hoy en- las primeraS ho-aS
e IA malaria. el enemigo intenro
fec,uar IN raid sobre nueStraS Il
leaS, en- {. sector dc Avion. pero 81
nanio5ra faa deScubierta anteS De
!ue pudiera acabar de reaIizarla Y
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dorf Y una gran parte de Ia West
falia, deben ser apagadas durante las
noches, seg1n dice una noticia pu-
blicada por e. general Anzeiger de
Essen, Semejantes precauciones con-
ira los raids aereos de los aviadores
ingleses y ~franceses, estan siendo TO-
.--aios 81 otrcs !ugares del Impesic.
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LA CIUDAD DE DUSSELDORF 4
ORSCCRAS

AMSTERDAM, Octubrs 3.--Las au-
toridades railitsres alemanas han da-
do 6rdenes de cue todas las luce5 en-
{! d:sEito gphs-naneataI ie Dussel-
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CuandO neccsitc librOs en- espanol
dirijase Il Ignacio f. Lozano.-lls
y. Sta. Rosa Ave. San Antonio, Tex.
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Address MI correspondence TO:
SR IGNACTO E. LOzAN0
10 N. SANTA ROSA Avn
SAN ANTONIO, TTIAs

Old phone, Travis Nit.
Entered Is second-ciass matter rebruaI
q, 1914, it the Post Office NJ San Antonio
Tex, under &c Ae1 Of krrA I. iES-
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I. A PRE- NSA
DIARIO POPLAR NDEPESIIEE7E.
PRECI0S De Subscriptions:

en- los Estadas UnIdos, Mexico, Caaedt, c
hs. Puerto Rico. Panama, y las Llas
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LEGAL.

the increase to be furnished at the con-
tract price and subject TO all the conditions
ehief We ex esnafee' Officer Fl ene oi'srs0
Bids must be made upon the within pro.
gosais discounts OF every ki ia;i, sn srs
The price must be given in the proper
columns. in Conformity with the zdenomi.
nation or measure shown. Bids must not
lie inclosed in packages containing samples.
Each proposal shall be accompanied by
ssTps Of The 0 supplies a to
other mated articles, full mated pairs must
be submitted. Original labels must be left
sample a card or tag. on which must be
plainly marked the name of the sender and
M cR 1ssr ns be ere Of te in & s
Board or business Manager will not be re-
sponsible for samples submitted. Unsuc-
SAMPLES of EACH ARTICLE UPoN
WHICH CONTRACT is AWARDED
ibI NIL RH hF N5I RP p Pxrb PH Fo RoAag
CEPT IN CASES. WHERE THE INVOICE
yALHE E3pAss s sneo S az h2Hb AER
BEEN SUBMITTED AS A SAMPLE. -
Particular attention is called to the fore
going specifications. as careful reading
of INQUIRIES on points already covered.
necessary and add the amount c * such tax
burse the bidder. thus standing any taz
which may be imposed upon any item by
the government
Duplicate specifications and schedules
are furnished each bidder, one to be sent
to the Business Manager of the Board, az
above provided, and the other to be ra-
tanned by the bidder. Such duplicates Will
be furnished upon application TO the Busi-
ness Manager of the Board Of Administra-
ton, Topeka, Kan.
By order Of the Board of Administration:
JAS. A. 'KIMBALL,
Business Manager
FLOYD A BAKER
Asst Business Manager
JAS. T. LARDNER
Asst. Business Manager
LEE HARRISON,
September 4. 1917. -.
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Little children are seldom dressed
in mourning. If desirable they should
assume this for their parents, white
dresses with black sashes and black
hats.
Questions Answered by Alicia Hoyt.
Miss Hoyt will answer in this
column all questions on matters of
etiquette addressed to her in care of
this paper If a personal answer Is
desired enclose a 2-cent stamp)
RUTH v: When you go to visit
ter as far as possible into the life of
her home. Be helpful in every way
you can. If she doesn't keep a SER
want, or keeps only one, there are
many things you can do to assist in
the homework. In any case you
should take care of your own room.
Keep it clean and orderly, and do not
leave your clothes lying about, run
errands for your hostess, and save
her steps in the house; always rise
when she enters the room where you
are, and remain standing until she is
seated; be charming to all her friends;
If she is doing Red Cross or charit-
able work, help her with it; and be
sure to make her feel that you do not
need to be entertained.
MRS. C.: If cards, or other enter
tainment, for the afternoon are not
provided. you should take leave not
less than half-an-hour, nor more than
an hour after the luncheon.
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WANTED FEMALE HELP.


wANTED-50 dining room girls, SIS to SO
per week, In Topeka and many other
towns; women cooks, SO week; girls for
private families lunch counter girls, $25
month, board and room; kitchen help.
Furman Employment Office, 106 West sth
LADIES ATTENTION. We have a cork
ing, good proposition for lady represent
tatives. 1 cent postcard will bring full de-
Write today. Div. 2S74 America Aluminium
Mfg. Co., Lemont, Ill.
LADIES--Wanted. Bright and Intelligent
tween ages 16 and 25. Permanent employ
ment Paid while learning and chances
for rapid advancement. Apply So Jack
son, between a. m. and p. m
SOLDIERS-Sailors need socks Good
money made at home knitting hosiery
Machines furnished on time. We pay fixed
rates for making the goods. Wheeler,
Inc, 33T Madison, Chicago.
GIRL. attending school help, light house
work, family two; modern home, wages
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. housekeeper, mid
dle-aged woman, North Topeka. Route 4.
J. Brown.
COMPETENT middIe-aged white woman
for house work Apply in person. 1872
Harrison.
WANTEEN-Young white girl under 16, to
assist with homework and care of chill
dren. Phone 1888 Ring 2.
MATTRESSES wanted at Topekafe, ia
West sth st.
wANTED-Coilar ironer. White Star
Laundry.
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WANTED-SALEsNfEN


SALEsMEN-Mostc complete all-year round
on the market, consisting of Art calendars,
Monthly Service, Business Greetings, etc,
combined with our famous line of Display
Advertising pencils, penholders, etc. Ex-
ceptional opportunity for men Of proven
selling ability. No others considered. This
and other choice territories open. We are
now ready to close contracts for 1913, but
can place several men at once for big fall
selling season. Give business experience,
references, territory preference, etc, in
first letter. Blanchard Bros, Inc, 10Th
st. and sth Ave, Brooklyn, N. Y.
WANTED-Good statesmen to sell 800
shirts We furnish you stock of shirts,
you take orders one day and deliver from
your stock next day. pay every night: You
post for stock of shirts. We guarantee
$3.50 per month and expenses to the right
man man who can qualify. Address Wilson
Shirt Co, 705 Peachtree st, Atlanta, Ga.
SALESMAN-Excellent permanent position
for capable salesman in Kansas; va
cancy October /; staple line for general
Bldg, Detroit.
SALESMEN-Write for list of openings
and how to obtain them. City or travel
ing. Address nearest office. Natl. Sales
mems Tr. Assn, Dept $50, Chicago New
York-San Francisco.
statesmen WANTED-Portrait coupons.
We have the best proposition in the U. 8.
entirely new. Our statesmen making SO
to $50 daily. Address Franzlae Portrait
Co. Waterloo, Iowa.
SALESMAN, on commission only to rep
resent Eastern Ribbon manufacturer.
Must be ambitious and come well recon-
mended- Box $500, Care Journal.
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LEGAL.
LEGAL.
- . ~~@~-~~~
First published in The Topeka State Jour-
nal, September Z, 1911
NOTICE TO BIDDERS.

NOTICE TO BIDDERS.
Notice Is hereby given. that sealed bids
will be received by the Mayor and Council
of Oakland Kansas, until 80 O'Clock p. m.
Monday. September =, 1871. for the con n.
north side Of State street, between Chester
and Wabash avenues: and also from the
present termination Of the sidewalk on the
east side Of Wabash. avenue to the north
ton of such other sidewalks as may be
ordered TO be constructed during the pres.
ent year. Also, for the construction of
such street crossings as may be ordered
during the present year. \.
Sidewalks are to be constructed In ac-
cordance with Ordinance No. "a, and speci-
fications which may be found at the offices
Of the Mayor. City Clerk and Councilman
Ensign.
Street crossings are to be constructed
according to specifications furnished By
Councilman Ensign.
The Mayor and Council reserve the right
to reject any and all bids.
Oakland. Kansas. september I, 1o17,
r. A BRIGHAM.
tSeal.) . Mayor.
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w A m T S
AND MISCELLANEOUS ADS

ADVERTISING RATES: The rate for
inserting Want Ads in The Topeka state
= purnal is / cent a word each insertion,
minimum 10 cents; by she week 5 cents 4
word minimum 80 cents
COUNT THE WORDS Of your ad Inciud-
ing -FOUR words for State Journal address,
letter and each number combination Of
figures as one word
OUT OF TOWN Advertisements must ba
accompanied with "nsh or check in full
payment of the same. Note the foregoing
instructions about counting the words and
the rate per word for The Topeka State
Journal.
CLOSING HOUR Want Ads to be ctasei-
fed properly must be in The State Journal
cffice before ~ 20 o'clock Want Ads re.
ceived after II 20 till 1 rs D. m. will be IN.
eifv -
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BIG FLOOD IN N. C.
Eastern Part of State Hard Hit
Cotton Crop Destroyed.

Goldsboro, n. c., Sept ia de-
structive fpood swept over eastern
Carolina last night. Cotton crops in
several counties were reported de-
stroyed. Bridges were washed away.
Railroad traffic at a number of points
was reported at a standstill.
The business section of Goldsboro
early today was under six feet of
water. 1t is estimated a 100000 loss
already has been caused. Fragmen-
tary details from surrounding towns
indicated heavy property loss.
No loss of life has vet been reported
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WE PAY the highest price cash for cast off
clothing, shoes, hats and overcoats. Drop
us a card or call Gordon Bros loan office,
400 Kansas ave. Phone 1919.
HEMSTITCHINGi. PINkING.
Plaitings of all kinds. Buttons made
Mail orders receive prompt. careful atten-
ton. Mrs. Mercer, 800 Topeka
ALL FORMER school books taken all
used grade, high school,, Wash
burn, law books. Pendry's school Books
for Less" lis West Sixth.
date of State journal.
Date Aug. 81, 1917. VIII pay sc. Leave
at State Journal office.
CARPET and rug weaving: also pillow
CALL 5000 Russum's quick delivery, auto
express. Any kind of light hauling.
WANTED-10 bushels of Gull potatoes, 50
cents. Phone 1906.
1882 HASTY AUTO EXPRESS.
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ron RENT-FoRNIsHED ROOMS


ROOM completely furnished for light
housekeeping, coal and gas. 1905 West
st. Phone .252S Red
MODERN furnished room in private fam
lily: no other roomers Phone 1865 Red
800 Tyler.
FOR RENT-Large south room, strictly
modern. 314 Huntoon. Phone 1874 after
p. m. s
1915 MONROE, nicely furnished modern
housekeeping or sleeping rooms. cheap
$3.50 Black.
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room in re-,
fined home; good location. west side.
Address A. w, Journal Office.
MODERN furnished front room, splendid
alton. 705 West 9Th St
FOR RENT-Modern furnished rooms, 723
Tyler. 4937- He'd.
FOR RENT-Furnished room. 1851 To-
peka ave.
FOR RENT-Close in, modern furnished
rooms, private home. Phone 2673 Red
ONE MODERN furnished room private
family. 1918 Jackson. Lady preferred.
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neutrality-suspicious.

AGENTS-200 per cent profit; wonderful
little article: something new; sells like
wildfire. Carry right in your pocket.
Write at once for free sample. E. M. Felt
man, sales manager, 1904 American Bldg,
Cincinnati, o.
I'VE A NEW line of soap, extracts, toilet
goods, perfumes, etc, for agents. 1000
profit. Sample free. Write quick. La
cassian Co, Dept. CO. St Louis, Mo.
AGENTS make 1000 selling fascinating
new game ''Puzel-Sol'' Send 1Oc for
full size sample and particulars. Boro-
Thol Co., St Joseph, Mo.
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SOCIETY

CONTINUED from preceding page)
The patriotic demonstration given
by the w. c. T. U. at the fair Thurs
day. contained about a thousand
marchers for the parade. The pro-
cession moved from the main entrance
to the w. c. T. U. tent. with banners
and flags. An address was made by
Governor Arthur Capper, and pro-
gram was arranged for the Y. p. B.
and L. T. L. branches of the organi
cation.
A w c. t U. county executive
meeting is called for Tuesday, at 2:30
O'Clock in the afternoon, and the COM
mittee for the entertainment of dele
gates to the state convention is asked
to meet at the same time.
Topeka central branch will meet
Monday at three o'clock with Mrs. Cy-
rus Corning, INA Lane street. Mrs.
Grace Van Orman will be assistant
hostess. The topic for the afternoon
will be What Are We Doing For the
L. T L." Miss Eva Corning. leader.
A county convention of the w. c.
T. U. will be held Friday at the First
NJ E. church. The opening session
will be at nine O'Clock, and gold
medal contest at night.
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100000 READY TO LOAN.
On Improved farms at per cent ana o.
topeka real estate at per cent No de-
iny.. III you have a maturing loan or Wish
70 change or Increase your loan, cali or write.
bETAER REALTY AND LOAN COMPANY
Topeka Representatives =
United States Mortgage Trust co. Z
Capital & Surplus 81. 600 900. ~,
MONEY To .LOAF ON ELr1 KINDH or
PERSONAL PROPERTY.
Horses. cattle, pianos, diamonds. nnusa-
s hold I'D, goods. Libraries. typev riters, autos.
lle:-F. 8. Thomas. sic Kansas svenue-
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

SCHOOL BOOKS FOR LESS, Pendry's,
lis West Sixth All school high school
college, law books. bought. sold exchnug,
ed. .(Open evenings). All last wear books
wanted.
WANTED-Watch repairing. Main springs
toei cleaned, Toe. All work guaranteed.
armstrong Jewelry Co, 42g Kansas Ave.
FOR SALE-well drill. gasoline engine
and boring machine 941 Morris ave
Phone 1914 White.
FOR SALE-one horse wagon and buggy,
cheap. Call 3e1 After ave, or phone 2004,
STACK of bright oat straw. Phone 2976
k-2.
ASTERS, large flowers, all eolors. 35e
dozen. 722 Topeka Ave.
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