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The Washington times., 1918-04-30
ENDOWMENT FUND AT Gu.
PUT IN LIBERTY BONDS

The full endowment OF the chair
OF Marian Theology at Catholic Uni
versity, amounting TO $4,000, has
been Invested in Liberty bonds OF the
third loan, it was announced today
by the Ri. Rev. Thomas J. Shahan,
rector OF the university.
Bishop Shahsn will deliver the In
suEural discourse in the assembly
room OF McMahon Hall at the Univer-
sity tomorrow afternoon on the
foundation OF the new chair, which is
the seventh theological chair TO be
founded at the university since its
opening in 1889.
The foundation, which is the result
OF the generosity OF a layman, whose
name IL withheld for the present. was
accepted at a recent meeting Of the
board Of trustees OF the university.
The endowment was invested in
Liberty bonds at the suggestion Of
the donor
The first lectures on the new
foundation will be delivered BY the
lev. Bernard a. McKenna, S. T. l.,
secretary to Bishop Shahan.
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ADVERTISEMENT
MAMMOTH SPRING PURCHASE
AT fRItDLANDFR BROS.
Get Your $22.5O Spring
Suit fos- only $f5.

Isn't that an opportunity worth
while? Did you ever hear tell OF such
chance in Washington as this2 Hun
dTeds OF mems suits just came in one
gigantic. sweeping purchase. made for
the sole purpose OF giving Washing
ton men their chance to get a real
economy spring suit. You shouldn't
be slow to appreciate this fact either.
What remains for you to do is 70 fall
in line with the rest OF the men who
are swarming into our store. Come
in and get them while they are going
at such a sacrifice OF price.
You know what our SIS suits are.
Worsteds. Cassimeres. Cheviots. and
Blue Serges all. mean unexampled
clothes value at ONLY Si5. Cut IN
full suappy styles to please the father
and son. these superior fabrics bring
out the tailOr's art to a superlativs
degree.
They're herei The rest is up TO you.
II you want to take advantage OF
this wonderful chance. be sure that
YOU come in EARLY. Don't forget the
-Friedlander Bros. 42S Ninth
st y w
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$4,000 MEN FED
BY IS GIRLS OF
SMITH COLLEGE

unit discovered as they were leaving,
that many British officers had been
without food for two days. They
halted their flight to feed hundreds OF
British strsgglers.
Their day in MOntdidier was spent
over a small stove and In guiding
refugees to trains. Five Of the girls
were sent to Amiens. the rest direct
TO this village. where the five soon
joined them when the bombardment
Of Amiens made IL unsafe.
The unit was sent over last Septem-
, Der by Smith College Alumni. and has
since been incorporated into the Red
Cross. but is still supported BY col
lege alumni contributions.
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BY NEWTON C. PARKE,
International News StaH Cores

| ny NE"lON Cs EAhNEs
International News staH Cores
pendent.
WITH THE AMERICAN ARMIES
IN NORTHERN FRANCE, April 80
Feeding $4,000 wounded soldiers and
French refugees in ten days behind
the ever-shifting battle line in Pr
cardy is the record OF heroism and
service for which sixteen Smith Col
| lege girls are being praised today
/ by officers and civilians alike.
The unit, in charge OF Mrs. Barrett
Andrews. was forced back from Gre
court to Montdidier, then TO Amiens
and finally to the town in which they
are now billeted. At each point they
ministered to the needs OF the I'M
fortunates; and from each point they
| fell back as reluctantly as did the
fighting man, moving only when or
dered by the military commsSders.
Work without sleep.
Eve hadn't had a real nights sleep
for many days when we arrived at
Amiens." one girl explained. We
spent that night committing between
our rooms and the cellar"
Boche aeroplanes were active even
during their dinner hour. the girls
said. The bombardment was so hot
that they were forced out again, and
came here, rejoining other members
OF their unit
Their FIRST act on arriving was TO
apply to the French commandant for
something to do.
"Oh, please feed my wounded" he
replied, pointing to ambulance loads
4
two hours the girls had fed 200
wounded. and later they shifted their
activities to refugees. In ten days
they had fed $4,000. giving them
bread, coffee. meat, and vegetables,
and dealing II out twenty-four hours
a day, working in eiEht-hour shifts.
As the flow Of refugees subsidized the
unit extended its activities to other
lines. They are now making daily
visits to all English-speaking wound
cd in the hospitals in their town.
among those being one American am
bulance driver whose arms was blown
OFF in battle.
-Four Days without Food.
While working cesselessly, almost.
at Grecourt and snatching a few hours
sleep on piles Of straw in abandoned
houses. a report OF the impending
German offensive was received on
March 20. In the face OF the hurried
evacuation OF the Ham district, and
through roads chOked with troops
bound for the front, one girl drove TO
Verlaines. There she helped take
wounded to the rear. Another forced
her way through to Emery Halton
with milk and bread for refugees.
Forced from Grecourt finally the
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ITTY OF every
hundred " Il o
are blind are
these who lost
their sight after
they became OF
school age
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MACHINE GUNNERS
60 LIKE SNAKES;
NEW MEADE TEST

CAMP MEADE. Nd, April 30.-The
Liberty Division expects to get to Ber-
lin. General Kuhn. his STAFF and other
officers hope to ride there on horses
The infantry hopes 10 get there by
marching, by running. and by hurry
ing along at a rout step. The artillery
will bump its way along on gun ear
riages, limbers, and on the broad
backs OF draft horses.
The machine Cunners. the District
of Columbia unit, found out today
that it viii be up to them to crawl
They are expected TO stoop to con-
quer.
Fine. there. go like snakes the
orders were. and the men from Wash
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along the river front. where he spen,
nearly all his life.
Arrangements are being made Cor
the funeral. today. Captain CrOwJier
was fifty-three years old. He Is sur
vived by his widow and four children.
Covert F.. William J.. and the Misses
Olive NJ. and Evelyn J. Crowder.
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SUES CAR CO. EoR $4,000.

James +. lie Sage hiss filed suit
against the Washington Railway and
Electric Company for $4,000 damages
for alleged personal injuries. MT. lie
Sage alleges that when a passenger
January 20 last on a street car on
New York avenue between Twelfth
and Thirteenth streets northwest. the
car collided with an automobile truck
belonging TO Johnson and he was cut
about the face and hands by flying
glass
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wELLIvER TO TALK.

JudsOn c. welliver the wellknown
war correspondent. win tell OF bis trip
abroad to the officers OF the United
Service Club OF America tonight q
$50, at the clubhouse. Dupont Circle.
Mr.. Welliver spent two years on the
western front. and gives one OF che
most interesting talks OF actual con-
ditions there. and win be pleased TO
answer any questions asked.
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U. 5. TRANSPORTS CRASH
AT SEA, ALL ARE SAVED

Two American transports were
damaged in a collision at sea- the
Navy Department announced last
night Both vessels have returned
safely to an Atlantic port, and no
lives are reported lost
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ington who are in this outfit made
Bl ogress that was surprising.
J. Nelson Rice. a doctor OF philos-
ophy and a professor of the Catholic
University. Washington, is among the
newly arrived men,
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PUBLISHER GIVEN FIVE YEARS.

KANSAS CITY. April 3O.-Judge
Van Valkenburg last night sentenced
Carl Gleeser. published OF the Mis-
souri, Stats Zeitung, TO FIVE years
in the Federal penitentiary at
Leavenworth. for violation OF the
espionage act.
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wheat -four. hut no substitutes for
peaee.-D. C.. Food AdministratOr.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-05-23

Members will respond to, roll caii
by answers to the question, ''Wha,
special feature would you like to see
emphasized for future programs OF
the Farmers club?"f
Glenn Gebhardt will present about
100 lanter nslides viewa taken by him
self In different parts of Colorado,
covering some Canon City and Colo
rado Springs scenes and others OF the
picturesque mountain scenery of the
snowy range. as well al something
from the southern part of the state
and the western slope.
Special music will also be furnished
by a trio consisting of Glenn Geb-
hardt violin. WIN Paxton cello and
Dorothy Kellogg piano.
The Lincoln Park Farmers club is
a neighborhood affair and everybody
is cordially welcome to the meetings
the second and fourth Monday even
ings Of each month.
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ROckvALE NEWS
(Roy Everlyl.

Troy Everiyl.
There were 70 present at the n. Z.
Sunday school Sunday
Supt. James Tyson and wife. of
Ideal. Colo. were tn town Sunday
calling on frieads..s 1>
Coal Greek. I: Chandler. 4. is the
result OF the game at Coal Greek Sun
day
Ciark's amusement company left
Sunday.
Mrs. Evan James OF Colo. Springs.
is here visiting her mother. Mrs. n.
Phillips. and other relatives.
A. p. Easton returned from San
Diego. Calf. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Jones and SON Cor
don of Pueblo. were up Saturday Wis
itlng uncle Albert Jones and family
Edw. Jones and wife of Pyrolite
were in town Saturday, visiting rel
atives.
Miss Mabel Potts of Coal Greek ris-
tied with Miss Enid Jones Saturday
and Sunday
Mrs. Joe caionette and Mrs. Max
Morganstien of Coal Greek were in
town Saturday.
Misses Gwendolyn and Eta Watkins
were in Canon City Monday. on busi-
ness.
Ithel Williams. wife and son were
in town Sunday visiting Mrs VIII
iiams' parents. Mr.. and Mrs James
Newell.
Epworth League had a Mothers
Day program Sunday evening at the
M r. church.
Lieut. Edward Williams and wife
OF Linda Vista. Calf. and mother.
Mrs John Williams OF walsen. Colo.
were here Sunday visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Thos Bodycomb.
big Mike" the eager at the local
mine. met With an accident Monday
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PROPOSED ORDINANCES
ORDINANCE No, A-Seriea 19lS

An Ordinance amending and re-en-
ss5 OF the Revised Ordinances OF the
City of Canon City. Colorado, 1905
he it ordained by the CIty Council
Section 1. That General Section SIS
OF the Revised Ordinances of the City
OF Canon City. Colorado. 1905. the same
pages 2ls-sl4 of said ordinances be
and hereby Is amended and re-eaact-
ed as follows.
The owner or lessee of any premises
to which any water shall be thus CON
Quoted shall keep all service pipes
mains to and including his premises
tight. so as TO prevent all waste OF
water. ana. upon any suoh w. waS,n , re
fection OF such pipe or fixtures shal
forthwith stop such waste by repairinr
effectually the old work or laying new.
The Mater Superintendent shall bc
forthwith notified by such owner or
lessee OF such work being done. and
inspected IT,. and in order to prevent
the streets from being torn up oftcner
than is necGful he shall order as much
OF the service PIPE being repaired To
be uncovered as, in his Judgment. is
necessary. from the appearance Of the
pipe and all the circumstances of the
case 10 disclose defects therein. which
shall forthwith be done ana when. in
his judgmnt. II is SO old. or for any
be repaired or replaced by new pipe.
in order TO prevent new breaks or pres
ent leakage, the same shall torthwtth
be done as herein provided, and new
pipe shall be used when he SO directs
on n Noncompliance OF any such
owner or lessee. the superintendent
may disconnect such service pipes from
The mains. and close the orifice in the
mains through which water shall have
been transmitted to such service pipes.
Arssone acting in the place OF said
superintendent. shall have his powers
and receive notice hereunder.
Passed. adopted and approved this
----day OF June. 4. n. 1918.
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Imorn1ns by going out of the engin,
house where small hole is for thu
cable outlet while the engine was il
notion No one is supposed or al
lowed to enter by this way.
Mrs w. II. Searcy and two chill
dren were visiting in Florence Mon
day. ~
Mrs John W. Penny of Coal Greek
was Canon City visitor Monday.
Mrs. Johh Graham and daughter
Bessie were visiting in Canon City
Monday.
William Morgan. Frank Rocchio and
William Thomas were called TO Pueblo
Monday about the draft.
The Red Cross concert and social
and 2tney dance Monday evening
was held with great success.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gleason were
in Florence Monday. Mr.. Gleason
went to Pueblo and will be there for
some time.
Mrs. Jessie Penney was Florence
visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. David scoliick was in Florence
Tuesday.
Mrs. W. W. Penney visited in Flor
ence Tuesday
Prof. II. ]. Job was in Florence
Tuesday on business
vincii -Magleazzio and wife were
visiting in Florence Tuesday.
Bible study and prayer meeting on
Thursday evening at the home of John
Kfle.
The men at the local mine donated
a days wages each to the Red Cross
cause Monday.
Senator F. A. Moore. editor of Par
adox, was in town Tuesday
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MISCELLANEOUS
KEEP your own keys sna counsel ~
renting . stse lsafety hou ct tAs
Fremont County Nattonas Bank. - b
- per year. 4

ket supper and dance on Friday even
ing. May nth for the Red Cross fund
which is being raised by the ladies
of Calcite, Howard and Wellsviiie.
The sum of $3.50 was turned in to
the treasurer as proceeds OF the very
pleasant event The ladies now have
a fund OF nearly s1s5.oe. all of which
will be turned over to the County Red
Cross a; the end OF May
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lINCUlN PAkk
NEWS NOTES

Mrs. Dan Williams and daughter,
Miss Agnes Adamson and granddaugh
ter Marion motored TO Colorado
Springs the last OF the week for q
visit with her daughter. Mrs. Howes.
Fred Meier has purchased two
acre orchard and alfalfa tract adjoin-
ing Colorado avenue. which he is TAX
ingn charge of In connection with the
home place at the foot OF Pump Hill.
The purchase was made of A. e. Hub
bell.
Mr.. and Mrs w. A Brewer are the
grandparents OF another boy. born to
and Mrs. Fred Hundiey last Fri
Mrs A. l.. Cook has been qnite III
at her home on Poplar avenue with an
attack or bronchial trouble. She Is
reported to be- improving at the pres
ent time.
Mr. and Mrs. J. f. Freidingcr and
daughter Nina are spending some days
up in the Micanite district putting
in quite an acreage OF potatoes. C..
F. Williams is helping on the job 70
relieve AFR. Freidtngcr for his trip
twice a week over the mall route.
Glenn Gebhardt ia opening the pa
yiiion at the top OF the Royal Gorge
this week. where he will soon be ready
TO serve the public and take care OF
The coming summer tourist business.
Hugh Logan will be his principal help
er for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs Foster OF Poplar ave
nue. are the parents of a baby boy
born to them one day last week. This
line boy is the fourth one out OF a
family OF nine children. who are all
at home.
Mr. Harris of Texas Creek has pur-
chased the e c. Fuiford place on
Twelfth street and will take posses.
sion in the course of few weeks.
Miss Helen i.inkins went to Pueblo
last week where she pcnt few days
visiting at the home of her sister.
Mrs. W. c. Thomas.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. u. Thompson and
daughter Alni stopped over Thursday
and Friday at the home Of Mr.
Thompson's sister. Mr.. A. A Geb-
hardf. on Sherman avenue The Wis.
itors had motored over the southern
route from San Diego. Cal. ard were
ON their way to their home At Basin.
Wyo.
Mrs. John I.anden returned to her
home on Park avenue Tuesday. after
having spent several months visiting
among relatives in different parts OF
California.
Warren and Wilson Piummer have
gone to work on the extensive Plum.
mer farm near Syracuse. Kan. for
the summer months The boys viii
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FOR SALE-Baby Chix: White and
Barred Rocks: S. and Il. c. Reds
S. and X. C. White and Brown; S. C.
Buf Leghorns. at $4,000 per hundred:
s. C. Bun orpingtons and White
wyandottes, se7.5o per hundred:
guaranteed thorobred. strong. healthy.
stock from heavy laying strain. Par
merlee Poultry Ranch. Pueblo. Colo.
l1epstd stw
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HOME SEEKERS

can locate yoou on 3ao to $40
acres of fine government land. To-
Gated in the foot hills. where we
have fine soil. timber and good
water; close to railroad and
town. with plenty of rainfall to
mature any crop. For further
information write b. Wilson. ise4
Pine ST, Pueblo. llS-p1etd :2v
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make their home With an uncle who
Is in charge there Tractor engines
and stock raising appeals to their
ambition more than work on the fruit
ranch. considering there ara three
more boys on the home ranch any
way.
The gauze room was opened up suns
der the auspices of the ParentTeach-
ers' association at the Lincoln Park
school house on Tuesday afternoon
Mrs. Chappeli. accompanied by her
mother. Mrs. Newell. came out from
town to superintend the preiiminar-
les OF the work. About twenty were
present for the initial meeting and
1t was found that the capacity OF the
room will have to be enlarged to &C
all who want to help Lon
ger tables will be provided and more
space made available SO that thirty
or more can handle the surgical dress
ings at the same time. The room
will be opened every Tuesday after
noon and Miss Kibbe and Miss Emma
Wagner win supervise the work dur
Ing the summer months.
The aii-day meeting OF the Ladies'
OF Lincoln Park held AZ
the home OF Mrs Dora Andrews
Thursday afternoon was a decided
success and very- pleasant time was
enjoyed -Four sewing machines and
many willing hands responded to the
supervision Of Mrs Kibbe, who had
charge OF the Red Cross sewing for
the day. Cafeteria luncheon was eaten
on the lawn and later the usual bus
iness meeting and program was pre-
sided over by the vice president, Mrs
Evelyn Gabhsrdt. AS that was the
last meeting OF the year II was de-
cided to have a general social some
time during the summer and a COM
mittee was appointed TO see that the
suggestion Is carried out at a conve-
n!ent time later in the season. Rev
and Mrs. Armentrout made the asso-
pleasant call during the af-
ternoou
A few families who are special
friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E Snow
took their luncheon and motored to
Phantom Canon on the Cripple Creek
road on Sunday afternoon for a picnic
spread and = farewell reception to
Fred Snow. who was soon to leave
tor Camp Logan With the latest quota
Of the selective draft. Those who
IN the quiet neighboriy
AFFAIR were the families of b. C. Wood.
ford. K. - woodford. nj. <. Snow. L.
II. Bancroft CI n. Rice and J. W.
with an additional 10, OF In
young people to enliren the
=.
The NEXT kfncoln Park Farmers
club meeting program viii take place
a, Lincoln Park school house on Mon.
day evening. May eth. A piano duet
BY the Misses Emma Schlaeppi and
Helen Davis and four-minute speeches
by Evelyn Schubert and Albert Jones
win be given.
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FOR SALE-Second-hand lumber. all
kinds and sizes. first class: also
roofing iron, Call Canon Junk Co,
c. 42S. ll5plet
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PIANO FOR SALE

viii give someone a rare bargain in
slightly used high grade piano which
we have stored at Canon City. Terms
to responsible party, Quality guaran-
teed. If interested don't fail to write
at once for particulars TO THE DEN
YER MUSIC COMPANY. Denver.
Colo. 6tw.
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FOR Alfalfa. haied or loose
Telephone Canon 4sl ]. 92-tf
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Mayor.
PROPOSED ORDINANCE.

ONNI<NSCE NO, S--S<rt<s iSIH-
An Ordinance providing for the sale
and assignment OF certificates OF pur-
chase numbers ll.56ts ll.5ss and H.
s.a
BE il ordained by the city Council
of the City of Canon CITY. Colorado.
Section l. That certificates OF pur-
chase numbers ll.sss; li.Sie and H.
Treasurer OF Fremont County. Coiora-
do December Is. 1915. be sold. as
signed and delivered. as provided by
law. To Charles w. Watkins for tho
sum OF siot.4. for said No. 1856. and
sse.7o for said No. li.5ss, and s5S.fs for
said No 1t,51S
Passed. adopted and approved This
day of June. 1918
----~---------
Mayor.
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FOR SALE--Ten acres alfalfa land.
W. L. Robson. Cyanide Ave. p2t-20
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WANTED -Chambermaid. apply the
Miller hotel. 1lstf
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w L. Robson. Cyanide Ave. p2t-20
FOR SALEor trade-two-horse wagon
for one-horse wagon. w, l.. Robi-
son. Cyanide Ave, p2tw
FOR SALE-Ten acres alfalfa. W.
l.. Robson. Cyanide Ave p2tw
FOR SAI.E-Good pure white Aus
tralian seed corn, tested. A. N. Or
endosff. Grand Ave. ll5d3t: 2tw
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FOR SALE-Miscehaneous


FOR SALE-Two motorcycle tires,
2sxS in. Inquire 62s Pike Ave.
12opet
FOR SALE-lsIs model Ford Touring
car. has run 5000 miles: this car
has an exceptionally good engine and
is in perfert running order Has $50
accessories; price $3.50. If you want
it, speak quickly. as leave Saturday
Call Canon $50 RI or Canon 70 Fl. Al.
George. l2o-It
FOR SALE-15 2-months' old chicks.
and old hens Call H. NJ. George.
c. 80 or c. e2eRf. I2oat
FOR SALE-Peony aud other cut
flowers. PA Douglas Ave c. 1877
". 1886
FOR SALE-Fine fresh COW. J. W.
Ruon. cor Phelps and Central SITS.
I1s.pSt
FOR SALE-Good buggy. 81 Beach
Ave. or phone Canon s6sM- i1s-5t
FOR SALE-A modern 6-room home,
well built. good plumbing. bath. range.
lights. furnace. barn. chicken house.
etc. This home cost abou, 5000. is
not very old and in excellent con-
dition- II has been owned by non
residents which accounts for its hav-
ing been turned over to US at such
low figure. 1t cost US about $3.50
You can have it for that sum. You
can pay all down or you may pay
$3.50 down and balance at rate of SIS
per month. B. & l. plan. This is a
great bargain. 1t is fine opportun-
ity for some one to buy home on
easy payments.
FREMONT Il. & L. ASSN.
Guy l.. Hardy. Treas.
llspst
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Sc a Line
WANrED-HELp

WANTED Reliable young man for
drug store. Apply Fling Kienzle
Drug Co. 7le Main ST i20tf
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city clerk.

Attest: cseaL,
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FOR SALE-Two motorcycle tires,
2sxS in Inquire 62s Pike Ave
12opet
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Attss,: sseal.l

-----------------7--------,
city Clerk.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-02-05

Il. L. Lindemuth of the Crosby BROTHERS
company. volunteered last night to insert
line in his advertising every week en-
couraging the women to turn out for
Ladies' Day" at the Chamber of Com
merce. 1t is expected that other stores will
follow suit.