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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-25

WE start you in business. furnishing every
thinE inen and women. $50 to 500 weekly
operating our New System Specially Candy
Factories home or small room anywhere:
no canvlssinS. Opportunity lifetime. Book
let free. Rassdalc Co., Box 5. East Orange,
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HELP ~WANTED-AIale

@ aaS5,55 e. 7. "i nooa aos < CO. 20 T 1in:sr II p4 G?.
KicHMoXD EoyeFnment clerk .eXarnina-
sii.ntss G5 aif.'I III nef hocS Ms;s f 3. In
H sduthd!n Ea4m and 4 Arn mrs., M1si be
eyer 81: This io.a good jon ana steady.
Hay.esaae peM,ra"ii.. n niiaGhFeEs i'"' fo'r'es"'"
"ANTEp ambitious YOUNG man who IL not
Apply ia own handwriting. j si0. care
Times. Dispatch.
WAITE" n. tqs.n g .s4s,es men pd 1G Srspa a.y f fq5m T. 81;
20 tl!i mon,hly. FircFner. brskemen. mo-:
train ]pofteTs. Experience umnec.ssary.
S Scsii.o s'" Msn,d sSr S XIRfe.s hIS May T Issm
IN" 40. = Majestic building. polls.
through the washington, evil Service
s 5, We prepaTe you and you &c, a 20:
wmogfy; Wri'nf 70 Earl iiGrTips. rresidSn.
a"out -+22t. gov"rnment positions with life
tiIn" cmpioyment. short hours. sure pay.
WANTED. several bright boys u years of
az" ar over I" learn automobile painting
need no sTF hrp igll T PPM GSr ea2p Ora , EGrk steady
fMm mn At %n.% IN a'Tsini% 70 sell! SiFaTs.
.S $HaSSiyj ii"ass, bep'. iSs. blooming
wciI.r for general repair shop. Give full
particulars OF past experience and state how
soon you .ca,n come. Guyan Machine shops,
WANTED = granite polisher and setter on
monumental work. Steady work all the
year. Good wage. short hours. Man
Bum. Sm' WWcstio TnnirEG. Chester. Pa 2"S'' H.
GOVERNMENT needs clerks at Washing
ton. Richmond EXAMINATIONS March 80,
fhr free particulars. write !. g. Leonard
former civil Service ENaminer). kenois
BidE. WASHINGTON. 4 g
WANTED. DRUGGIST. chemist or good soda
dispenser ana mixer with 800 capital 10
handi" new pr"r"siti"n. Biz money maker.
1900 Ia $500 r'"nth!y. WcIIs-Dcll l.abora-
tory. shelton .. .
EARN 81. weekly spare tim" writing for
necessary. details free. Press syndicate,
735 -. Louis. Mo.
WINDOW dresser. F;urrScjic young man
with experience" desired at once 10y Purity
Corporation. ASK to 500 Advertising Man
ager.
CO1.oRED men for Coa,rsviHs, ia, slecl
Never so VOL treated : miles PhiIadei-
ph!a io miles nearer Richmond than PITTS
burCh. Now why Tot - 20 tcatesv!ll". Pa.
with Us? Virginia business Exchange. 30
North Second, Richmond, Va. No. / Rail-
road Avcnuc HONEYWELL. Va.
necessary. Ago. y /" :" Salar,. com.
mission and expense allovaUC. u right
man j. = McBrady, chicago.
open tno school,. Stamp FOR information.
Southern Information system. Nincland,
WANTED. ) young men |. 10 -. fer general
Phone Randolph 49,. or write II. Wine.
t.lko. Va.
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Bookkeeper.

keeper who Is quick and accurat. and who
writes a GOOD business hand. Address Is
'"t'. care Times- bisuatch.
boy for soda fountain. ono with
experience preferred. Arthur We'll. 90
East Main.
WANTED. SEVERAL. COOL FARMERS at
once. Good opportunity for apaU Die par
tics: { qua. car li,us,- Dispatch.
WANTED. ia, colorol men for the Carnegie
Steel Company; Of Pittsburgh, Pa. paying
best wages North. loves, pay. - il cents
hour with advancement. We ship Tuc.day
at noon. Call at once and sign up to go.
los North Ninth stree.
WANTED. 20 whit" mcn for track work
by Carnegie St""! Company, Of Pittsburgh,
Pa. Good wages. Ship Tuesday. Apply al
once. los North N!nth Street.
WANTED. % white men as attendants ON
Good wages and all ovpcnses paid. Ship
Monday morning tsll Shjps now have con.
voyS,. Fast and clean boat sailing. Amply
los North Ninth Str.",
WANTED. . frst-ciass sYtomobiI. painters.
steady work, good wages 10 right men.
Apply George G. Whit. & Son, ioG-s North
WANTED. a young man IS grocery clerk.
not under is years ~ age. Must be ea-
I"ricnc"d. Apply with raferenccs. ". a.
ellis. 2i0l West Main.
UNION and nonunion carpenters. c.m.nt
nn:sher. 8 Ollie" boys. .pipr.d hotel helm.
whit" and coiorcd laborrrs. Apply Public
Employment bureau. Room 3, city Hall.
CARPENTER. hrSt-ciass. "Xp"ricnccd ou;-
Side and in. wants position ia office build
Ing or factory. Am capable 81 attending 10
ing. Can furnish good references. T. sos.
care Dispatch
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LOST AND Found

fou%p purse containing money. ] sl+.
ear" Fines Dispatch.
L2ST, n~qtom9bii" tire with rack ana cover.
h.@ArI l.9l Iiull Strcet.
LOST. sunday. February il, h"twccu and
., ,r"li h"r pin With Stun" setting. Return
70 MI Powell, ST South Pine. Reward.
LOST, i'm iitu"y or coh.u Co.'S store Fri
day. "rydil"n sily.E handle silk umbrella.
mon" boulevard ~. licward.
i-'cST. small rafn"o brooch either on Mar.
shaii, between Iw"uiy-thiTd and Twenty
iohiih' o. on rw"niy-ihird b"twc"u Mar
ShaiI ana Clay, yesterday afternoon Re.
Mtrh, ~ returned 10 Mrs MurioCk, 2iu2 East
AitrShnIl, or rhon" Madison G5S2.
LOST. - small curse containing 81 and
ia,.h key Reward. cnll boulevard 53o-i.
LOST b.tween Twelfth aud Clay Streets
an! Ihirh and aiaiu, ON" brown Kid glove.
toward Madison "..0-N.
LOST. gold io"kot. lion head, with ruhy
&c and diamond in mouth. Reward.
fhon" Randolph ~.
PARTY Who took wrong -atchci from Eiba
station y'.t'rd"y afternoon VIII please
rhnn.. i5Dul.ysti l,rf-W. j. Loo Levy
LOST, On East .ihin street to Ninth street
to Gr"v" 10 ir"at! and Fourth. q blacl,
Leather pur>" containing. watch and fob and
small rI'u OF none: ANA key. Reward II
return! 10 S'rAus Cigar co, Tenth and
Min Streets.
LOST. 3iNi rotrcad"d tire aud rim. Reward.
Return - \ Pr"n,iss. go Wcs, Broad.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-25

SALESMAN wanted. "high-grade travelling
salesman. capable Of earning 81, 900 and sx-
pcnses annually STAPLE line to seneraK
merchandise trade. Attractive proposition
TO dealers. Commission contract for IHiI!
Addrsss Sales Manager. 6l2 Hearst Building.
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DEATHS

DEATHS
e. Memorial hospital. ARTHUR &. ASH
MT. IN ~" ,w"n'E.hfth y"nr Of his age,
TODAY
BLANJiENSiiip.- Died, at tn. residence o.
rasi SI"'iHn' Str"",,'' NVIrTnGInE fi:r.iMzaHimsil:!=iii''
only. chiid OF Inn.us Hazel and Oracle =
F9n.rsII. fr?mhc above re.iaenge TO
nG.y.n rc,"ino,h now our treasure.
Earth "Ir lonely "aSket k""ps.
itui tn" sunb"ams often finger
Wh"r" our darling hahv sleeps.
n0rchENS- Dit, at, III, re.idcncc. ls
; % %..i@,a 's .f}er S . ,Sas ii1i..E a sfhorP Mi.i5A Il
h"JrliETT ~ I. au,T'yGi by hi. III
81. Nh T.. y Ftcaiti". Lawrence ~ aud
Edith u: four brothers and onc sister
icorr". OF %clsonvlic. ohio: Arthur 10. OF
yia rNsyy''' g. Va Jamss, Of @ciark.syiiie.
m a.,a .qoo13l y'Ii +: f1G% the rT,tq:gss e,
t'ri"rIs an! acGuaintanr"s are invited 10
Kansas CITY. Mo. N"lsonviIic. ohio. and
'IarEc-yiii" Va iapers plcts" copy.
M"AiuliIthN. D!'d. at l o'clock Saturday
ycars. al the residence Of h"r son. Sir. J.
MMfH!s!E A] MNIM%TT'T n:r.I II MITpIr' MSMTu;pEN $,
dsush'.r. OF IN" l.'e Mr James ana Jane
M N,%ns fi@rln %'a Of Sh@ H5 M town Wv ". Nc
Sh" IL survived 10y on" son. Mr.. J. Early
McNiurrsn. OF Scwport Scw-. Va. and her
daughter, Mrs. u. kc:npcr kellogg, OF Rich
iIon'i. Va.
Funeral services will bc conducted by
Dr. =: r Wexford from tn" hous" at Z
y 81 Saturday afternoon. TIL. remains
wnl ." taken to Hillsysiie. Va. FOR inter
tu"ui
rsllnoaTsr. r i ncnaer:on n W.
= liuaSon. !. 9 branch
PRAY pied, sithe Memorial iiospi,al.
aged nry-twu years
iur rarlors, Il East Moln street, Funeral
nirIiAhps0N Did Early satnrday morn
KATE Il. RlCHAKDScN Mrs. Richardson
had h'.u IN faiitur health Cor several years,
rUd 'pr Tho pa4t I've" y"ars had been prac.
ti,a1ly al invalid Sho - survived 10y two
InHsh'"rs NJ. u " WalS.r. Of psiia,s.
m"nd. ono brother. Mr. :, r NOrm.ut, and
ON" sis',r Mr. " l.. Jones
~Sunl.ErT Died. At tho hoIu" ~ her uncle.
Mr. Robert !. olcmtnitt. baltimore. Md.
MISS FRANCES : ~SrRLETT. Saturday.
F"hru.rS =. l'i', - noon. in her twenty
=iNih year She Is survived by two sisters.
MIS- itWrDCft -. SubI.tt ana Mr.. ~. -,
Etrh. and thrc. brothers. y. g. Albcrt and
Jcnrr. H Suhi"ii
Funeral MuNDkY upon arrival m train
du" at Eliza 80" + n, Services atthe grave
in ii"liyw""d.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-25

SELL. Mexican diamonds In your spare tu
beautiful pocket Sutnplc case make s.i
on sight. Have rainbow fire Of genuine al
monIs. Foo, experts: stands tests Nr,
To-Day. Mexican Diamond Importing G.
2i2 Las Ermccs. Now MnNIco.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-25

LADIES. Fascinating home business tiutinc
postcards, pictures, etc. spare tine. for
profit. So on loo. Samples Zoe. Part!cu-
lars FREQ. Artint. SIS r., go Manhattan
Street. New York
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-25

WANTED, a salesman by an
established real estate firm.
satisfactory compensation.
Splendid opportunity for a
Hustler" Experienced one pre-
ferred. Address G 40, care
Times Dispatch.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

EARN so" weekly managing clcstt lcglU.
mate mall order business. We Furnish
Right party need not wn-v
about capital. splendid chance FOR ~tuiaiif.
gent. employed person to control iuGcpcr.
dent business on prolt sharing basis. Begin
IN spar" time, evenings at home. PR
free. Opportunities Exchange. Brt.
GE manufactures wants representative,
70 sell shirts. .underwcar. hosiery. dresses
waists, skirts. direct To homes. Write fnt
ire" samples; Madison Mills. 5SS BroelWay,
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AGENTS. $40 week and expenses 81,
window gold sign letters. Any ono ,ny
put on. FREQ samples. Liberal Ug II
general agents. Metallic Letter Coz,
North Clark. Chicago. "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-25
Wanted,
Millinery Makers
and Apprentices

Millinery Dept, AIR. WarShauer.
w ar experienced stcnographcr one
that can transcribe her notes after writ
ing them and is aecus,1med to billing. Stat"
4Inctnrcf- q II. care Times-Dispa;ch
WANTED. girls experienced in making
paper boxes. also some beginners. raid
whii, learning: Steady employment. Apply
10 ne nandolph paper Box Co. 1871 Ross.
girls for operating light run
ply 10 The Randolph Paper BOX Co. iSiI
WOMEN wanted, full time sI5: spare time.
2Sc an hour, selling Guaranteed Wear Proof
Enormous Easter trade. Guaranteed stock
i1E Mills. N.rristnwn. Pa.
E%PEitIENct;D sicn0graphcr. accurate.
NEAT. on. who is not afraid OF work and
Fair salary at start. excellent prospects ad-
vamcemcnt. Give cxpericncc. present posi-
ton. salary exncSIed. r. o. Dox sc.
HOUSE maid: must he experienced. with
good references. Apply 1917 Monument
Avenue.
TnHiH Mf14.iExsRcy s.. wdRKhdoM EGh
SERVlcES or EXpERIENCED MAKERS
TT6S1h.E A HN2 4 HihfEEREMMiTI .hiNER AME TRHpE'
ArrI.r MANAGERS OFFICE $50 Mon
WAITED, seoIored woman between 50 and
branccs: family Of two: in suburbs. Must
have references. Ihone Madison 6s7a-Y.
EXpERIENCED operators on Stokes {
Sim,tn machines. STEADY work; permanent
Carrier No. IS. city.
WOMAN for general house work. Apply.
Randolph 369O-W.
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AMAZING, new invention. Marvellous ada
ing machine. Rctaiis $3.50. Adds. sub.
tracts. muitiptcS. Does work OF goo ma
shlne, rivc-year guarantee. Otices. stores.
factories buy from one TO dozen. Enormous
demand. Every demonstration sells. Wrtto
quick tor trial offer and protected territory.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-25

PORTRAIT men working independent yrith
Tor catalogue. Si-lIour service. Roberta
Wholesale Portraits. Kansas City.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-25

WANTED. aerNsni girl for family n. to
stay on lot. Must have reference. hpply
3o:s Grove Avenue. or call Boulevard .S5-W
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-25

dry territory. $40 per week drawing on'
count allowed good men. Western Cider
CO.. ST. Louis. Mo. ~"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-25

aIumlnum card case. ,2oc: samples Tree,
T. Volt. Il Ann. New York.
AGENTS. new game for cigar stores, bar
Der shops. etc. Easy. big seller. Iartic-
uIars free. United Salcsboard Co.. phIla-
delphin. Pa.
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W~ANTED-Room and Board.

y BOARD OR ROOM con
NENiENT TO MEALS RY . YOUNG
PREFER ROOM wITH
BIZ II GOOD locality. Il et3. CARE
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SALESMEN covering regular weekly tor
ritory can sccurc best aide. line on earth
Sm'I "apital necessary. Eigip DistributinS
Company. rS American Trust Building
Birmingham, Ala
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800,
FOX icNl-ltOOInS

The ia North Eighth
direct, nice. clean. heated. ovc, 75c, SI,uv
x-.uV " NO.Uu WEEKLY.
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Heaven r"tain"th nov our trcaaurc.
Earth our lonely .aSk.t Keeps,
ltui tn" -uub"ams often iing.r
MhAr. nlr n~arlImr IL. ~. .L.nn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-25

W.ANTED. position learning civil engineer
Tim.g-D isua,Th
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-10-24

lieutenant; Harry NJ. Ball, Independence,
Second, second lieutenant
Company L-Earle T. Patterson, Yates
Center, First, captain; Paul A Cannady,
Yates Center, First. first lieutenant; Ar
thur J. Ericsson, Emporia. Second. first
lieutenant; Richard NJ. Phillips. First, sec
ond lieutenant; Homer U. Laird, Emporia,
Second, second lieutenant
Company M-Frank Z. Jones. Lawrence.
Edrst, captain Merrill F. Daum, Lawrence,
First, first lieutenant; Ward P Holly Sa-
lima, Second, first Lieutenant: Frank h.
fillmore, Lawrence. First, second lieutenant !:
willard J. Shipe, Salina, Second, second
lieutenant.
Sanitary detachment-HenryT 7. Salisbury.
burlington, First major. Charles S. Evans
Hutchinson, Second, major; Ira f. Durant,
lay Center, First. captain: Charles NJ.
Siever. Manhattan, Second, captain: Joseph
5. Afford, Independence. First,N first lieu
tenant: Ralph L. Barnes, Lawrence. First,
first lieutenant: Walter H. Kirkpatrick,
Haven. Second, first lieutenant; Charles c.
Hawke, Winfield, Second, first lieutenant /;
Walter H. Harrell, Oswego, first Iieuten-
ant; Walter W. Hunt Paola, first leuten-
ant Karl f Osborn, Topeka, first lieuten-
ant.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-10-24
Sure Way To Get
Rid OF Dandruff

There is one sure way that never
fails to remove dandruff completely
and that is to dissolve it This de-
stroys it entirely To do this. just get
about four ounces of plain, ordinary
liquid arvon; apply it at night when
retiring: use enough to moisten the
scalp and rib it in gently with the
finger tips.
BY morning, most If not ALL If your
dandruf will be gone, and three or
four more applications viii completely
dissolve and entirely destroy every
single sign and trace Of it. no matter
how much dandruff you may have.
You will find. too, that all itching
and digging of the scalp will stop in
SANITY and your hair will be fluffy,
Iustrous glossy. silky and soft. and
look and feel a hundred times better
You can get liquid arvon at any
drag store 1t is inexpensive, and four
ounces Is all You will need. This sim
pie remedy has never been known to
faiI"Advertisement
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-10-24
In FIVE MINUTES
NO SICK STOMACH
INDIGESTION. GAS
''Pape's Diapepsin" is the quick
est and surest Stomach
relief.

You don't know hat upset :rour
stomach-which portion of the food
did the damage-do your? Well, don /
bother. If your stomach is in a re-
volt: if sick, gassy and upset, and
what you just ate has fermented and
turned sour; head dizzy and aches,
belch gases and acids and eructate I'M
digested food: breath foul. tongue
coated-just take a little Pape's Dia-
pepsin to neutraliZe acidity and in five
minutes you wonder what became of
the indigestion and distress.
Millions of men and women today
know that it is needless to have dys-
pepsia- A little Diapepsin OCCASION
ally keeps the stomach sweetened. and
they eat their favorite foods without
fear.
If your stomach doesn't take care
of your liberal limit without rebel
Lon; if your food Is a damage instead
of help. remember the quickest,
surest most harmless antacid 5
Pape's Diapepsin which costs only
fifty cents for a large case at drug
stores. It 5 truly wonderful stops
food souring and sets things straight.
so gently and easily. that il is really
astonishing. Your stomach will digest
your meals If you keep acids neutral
ized.-AdveEtisem
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-10-24
TO MEET AT SALIVA
Collegiate Press Association to Con-
vene at SaIina November 8.

The Kansas State Intercollegiate
Press association will hold it's annual
meeting on November at Salina. In
years past these meetings have been
held in the spring but at the meeting
in Newton last year it was decided to
hold the meetings earlier in the year
in order that the present editors
might have the benefit of the discus
sions.
The membership of the association
includes staff members of the student
publications of those colleges holding
membership in the Kansas state ath-
letic conference. This includes the
following schools: Baker university,
Baldwin; Bethany college, Lindsborg;
Bethel college, Newton; College of En-
poria, Emporia; Cooper college, Ster-
ling; Paramount college. Wichita;
Friends university, Wichita; Kansas
Wesleyan university, Salina; McPher
lege, Atchison; Ottawa university, OF
tawa; Pittsburg manual training nor
NAL, Pittsburg; Southwestern college,
Winfield; WaShburn college, Topeka;
Western Kansas State Normal, Hays
Washburns representative last year
was Miss Flora Harrington, editor o.
the Review. The presidency was
given to the editor of the Washburn
Review. Since Kenneth Kearns this
years Review editor, has gone to war
with the Ambulance company and
will not be here to fulfil his duties
Miss Mcmillan by virtue of her posi-
ton as editor will be the president.
The association was formed for the
purpose of improving college journal
ism and bringing student publications
of the colleges of the state into closer
and more real association. Papers
and discussions will be given. not only
by the student editors, but by promi-
nent newspaper men
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-10-24
SEES HER FINISH
Bulgaria Wants Peace Before
SaIOniki Drive Starts.
Allege BuIgar Minister in e. S.
Stirring Peace Sentiment.

Washington, Oct 24.-Bulgaria is
frightened at the handwriting she
sees on the wall and hence is con-
Quoting a separate peace propagand
thru her envoy here, according to
Greek Minister Rossos Georges today
In a interview he expressed the
opinion that Bulgaria is already max
ing plans for eventualities that will
come with crushing German defeat
Georges openly charged that the Bull
garian envoy in Washington at the in
stigation OF his government, is trying
to influence peace opinion in the Unit
ed States tho the Bulgar claims to
have no comm unication with his gov
eminent.
Ready for Drive Next April.
The Greek stated that the answer"
to Bulgarian peace talk will come in
due time, while confidential advices
indicate that the allied armies around
Saloniki will probably be ready for
blow against the Austro- German Bull
garian forces sometime in April.
The allied conference in Paris will
settle the question of the date when
the advance against Bulgaria shall
occur. Meantime French officers are
recognizing the Greek army and are
paving the way for a smash which
shall cut the Berlin Constantinople
railroad. Such a maneuVer would cut
Turkey from Interchangeable
kaiser's not-to-be empire.
The Greek minister said Bulgaria
entered the warin sympathy with the
German idea of world conquest and
because of heavy German loan.
Allies Want Bulgar Ousted.
Allied diplomats are frankly dis
pleased at the Bulgar's peace propa-
ganda and still wonder why the state
department permits him to remain
here. Government officials explain,
however, that he will be useful as a
means of communication when peace
talk becomes a reality.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-10-24
WILL EXAMINE MINERS.
Kansas University TO Help Men
Qualify for Better Jobs.

Lawrence, Kan. Oct. 24.-Special
courses for Kansas coal miners are
now being Offered by the University
of Kansas school of mining engineer
ing to enable miners to qualify for
better jobs under the new state law
classifying mine workers which went
into effect March %. Beginning No
vember o the state mining exausin-
ing board will hold periodic exan1i-
nations for shot firers, ground
bosses. foremen, superintendents and
inspectors.
The new law compels men taking
up those classes of work now TO pass
certain examinations and TO aid them
in meeting the requirements of the
law the university will hold classes
turnout all the Kansas coal fields
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-10-24
RUSS MEETING SECRET
Indicates Decision to Stamp Out Chaos
and Save Military Situation.

Petrograd, Oct. 24.-General Duk-
honin, Russian commander on the
Galician front, has arrived here to
participate in the secret session OF
the temporary parliament which be
gins today.
General Dukhonin declared the
landing of German troops on Werder
peninsula, on the eastern shore of
Moon sound, was probably for the
purpose of preparing against possible
counter attacks by the Russians
against the islands in the Gulf of
Riga He does not expect the Ger
mans to undertake any serious land
operations on the Esthonian coast be-
fore spring.
The holding of a secret session of
the temporary council of the Russian
republic marks a most important de-
perture in the development of the
Russian revolution It indicates more
than anything else the determination
of the government and parliament %
settle the internal chaos and save the
military situation The fact that it is
possible for parliament to meet
secretly without arousing the protests
or suspicious of the populace also
shows a growing faith on the part
of the people in the government.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-10-24
PRIDE OF COURTLAND
Alec Everett Is Now an Aviator on
the French Front.

CORTLAND, Kan, Oct. 24.-Court-
land is mighty proud of her first
soldier boy to arrive in France, in the
person of Alec Everett Five months
ago Alec offered his services to Uncle
Sam and was accepted in the aviation
corps. Last week his mother received
a card from him headed Somewhere
in France'i saying that he was enjoy
ing life to the fullest extent
Everett was not twenty-One when he
enlisted. but he said he wanted to be
the first CORTLAND boy to reach
France. His wish was granted. His
mother is a widow and has three more
sons of CONSUMPTION age She is justly
proud that her youngest son is in on
the ground floor of the worlds war.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-10-24
Safeguard Your
Food Supplies

Many families now buy food in larger
quantities than usual either to save on
the cost to be sure Of what they want
against rats which In one night may de-
stroy a whole ham. several dozen eggs or
damage several dollars worth Of other
foods. The only way 10 prevent this ID
by DISCRIMINATING .tbe rats or mice and
this il most easily accomplished by using
Stearns' Paste. A small box Of this paste,
which can be bought for few cents. often
"A whole family Of rodents ID
a single night: IL is also effective with
reaches and waterbugs.- Adyertiseinent.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-10-24


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