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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-02-08
GOOD FARMS

GO ACRES, Jeff. Co., 3 miles from good
town, about y in cultivation, Ar. house,
barn, granary, crib, garage, etc. $500.
$50 Usage CO., 31s miles from county
seat. 10 a. cultivated of which 65 is in
wheat good pasture. Good CIR. house. good
barn for 10 horses cows, cave. smoke
house, etc. SEQ per acre.
40 ACRES, all tiliable, miles from Ross
vile, nearly new S-rooln house, fair barns
q mile to school. $1,000.
60 ACRES, miles from Topeka, 20 acres
alfalfa, % a wheat, nearly new CIR. house,
barn for horses, stanchiOns for COWS.
On fine road. Price 500 er acre.
1GO ACRES, Usage Co, miles from
town, e. acres native grass, 10 alfalfa, 4S
a. wheat,A so a. bottom land, good CIR
house, large barn for horses stanchions
for 10 cows. large hay NOW, windmill and
failing water, well f4rmed by the owner
for many years. $40 per acre.
100 DOUGLAS CO., about 90 a. bottom.
30 acres wheat, 10 a.. alfalfa, 80 or 40 acres
for spring crop, balance bluegrass pasture,
40 acres fenced hog-tight, new SIR. house
bath, cellar under whole house. good large
barn for 10 horses. II cows, 40 tons hay
and 2,OOG bus. grain, smoke house, large
chicken house, good hog and sheep barn,
good machine and implement house. Price
SIS, 600. Good terms.
Topeka Real Estate Co.
433 Kan. Ave, Opp. p. o. Phone 1878.
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HOUSE BILL NO. Dob.
AN ACT making an appropriation for leg
islative expenses.
De it enacted by the Legislature Of the
State of Kansas:
Section i. That the sum of forty thou
sand dollars. or as much thereof as may be
necessary. is hereby appropriated out OF
wise appropriated, for the payment of the
per diem and mileage for the members OF
for the payment of the chief clerk of the
House and secretary of the Senate, the sum
of one thousand dollars each. which shall
be in full compensation of all work done
by them as such officers during and after
the session, including the making. at their
own cost of an index TO their respective
Journals, of which said amounts the said
chief clerk and secretary shall only receive
the amount of their per diem, as Is proyid-
clerk and secretary respectively, shall have
been approved by the secretary of state
and for the per diem of the chaplain, off
GERS. clerks messengers and other employees
of both houses; and for the necessary en-
crossing clerks. who snail each receive for
his services .he sum of three dollars per
day for each days actual service rs pro-
vided by chapter 345. Session Laws of 1915:
regular session of the legislature of 1913.
Sec. q That the foregoing, or so much
thereof as may be necessary, shall be paid
at the rate allowed and fixed by law, and
the auditor of state is hereby authorized to
draw his warrants on the treasurer OF
specified in section 1 of this act. upon
duly itemized and verified vouchers filed
in his office: provided. that the pay war
rants for the members of the legislature
for the last ten days of service shall not
be drawn by the auditor Of state until the
final adjournment of the legislature
Sec. 3. This act shall take effect and be
in force from and after its publication in
the Official state PAPER pap Tho above p,,
mated in the House, and passed that body
w. p. LAMBERTsoN,
Speaker of the House.
CLARENCE w. MILLER.
Chief Clerk of the House.
Passed the Senate Feb. 5, 1919.
CHAS. y. HUFFMAN,
President of the Senate.
EMMETT ID. GEORGE.
Secretary of the Senate.
HENRY J. ALLEN; Governor.
Office of Secretary of State.
]. L. J. PETTIJoHN, Secretary Of State
First PubIished in The Topeka State
City Clerks notice Of
PRIMARY ELECTION.
Office of City Clerk,
Topeka, Kansas. February Z, 1919.
Notice is hereby given that Primary
Election will be held on the 24th- day of
March, 1919, being the second Monday pre-,
eeding the General City Election Of April
/, 1919. at which time candidates will he
nominated, according to the provisions of
law. for the following offices, in said city,
to wit:
Commissioner of Finance and Revenue.
Commissioner of Water Works and Street
Commissioner Of Streets and Public I'm
provements,
Commissioner Of Park and Public Prop
Three Members of the Board of Educa-
ton from the city at large.
The Polls will be open from 500 o'clock
Iseali ETA NJ covELL, City Clerk.
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Topeka Real Estate Co.
1873 Kan. Ave, Opp. P. o. Phone 1878.
FARMS FOR SALE

Possession March l.
135 acres. 10 miles out, 40 acres in wheat,
% a. in cult, fair buildings, plenty water.
Price, $50 per acre. Terms.
IS acres, II miles north, 90 acres in cult,
good buildings, good soil and water. $65
per acre. -
so acres, 2 miles to st. George on U. P.
R. r., 50 acres in cult, IA a. wheat, 20 a.
bottom, balance timber pasture. Groom
house. large barn, etc. Price, 81, 500.
- so acres, near Auburn, n mile to school,
30 a. in cult, a.. alfalfa, 10 a. meadow,
81 500.
80 acres, all first bottom, . miles out, all
in cult, fair buildings. $500 per acre.
160 a, mile to Berryton high school, 8
miles from city. well imp. $500 per acre.
1G0 a.: 21a miles to Berryton, 80 acres in
cultivation, 30 wheat, bal. pasture, 6-rosm
house, large barn. A bargain. Price, $500
per acre.
THoS g. sHILLINGLAw, s1s Kan. Ave.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
Special Sacrifice Sale
of Inside Income Improved Topeka Pro

of Inside Income Improved Topeka Property
afnicton
a a
PETERSON,
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FOR SALE-LIVESTOCR

l HAVE another lot of Shoats | am going
to sell cheap. 30 West Norris. q
FOR SALE-Iood gentle mare Inquire
at 1912 n. Polk.
FOR SALT mare colts, coming 3 wear
old. 435 Lime.
FOR SALE-25 head young mnres James
Wall, 315 Leland. "a
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
SHOP
BARGAINS

8 rooms. electric lights, well. Ia lots,
cement walks. Price $1,000; small cash
payment, easy monthly terms.
lots, 6-room cottage, cistern, sewer con-
nection to kitchen sink. cellar, some fruit,
fine condition Price $4,000. Trems.
The Shawnee Investment Co.
534 Kansas Ave. Phone $3.50.
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FOR EXCHANGE
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

FOR SALE-Upright piano, good as new;
must be seen to be appreciated. 12iS
Mulvane
FOR SALE-One good corner. 427 Reno
st. Phone 1905 M.
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$4,000
SIX BLOCKS

from 9Th and Kansas avenue, on West side,
rooms, 3-piece BATH full cemented base
ment, combination furnace, reception hall
oak finish, large attic, 2 lots, on pavement
east front, 5 bedrooms rented to return
monthly income of $50. Price $500.
Terms.
The Shawnee Investment Co.
534 Kansas Ave. Phone5O5o
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FARMS

FARMS
Dairy farm, nearly 240 acres, near large
railroad town, 30 miles from Topeka, II
acres in alfalfa, AZ acres in wheat, 13O acres
pasture, with unfailing water; S-room
dwelling, 4-room tenant house, barn for 8
horses and IA cows; cribs, sheds silo. other
outhuildings, cleo. lights and water to
buildings. AL built since 1904. Churches
$50, 600.
Dairy farm. 60 acres, miles Topeka, 80
grass pasture family orchard. Frame
house, 6-r.. cement cellar, barn 34x3s, all
outbuildings. wells. windmill, tanks. shade,
etc. Price $50 per a. Can make terms.
J. E. TORRINGTON
100 West Sixth st. Tel 22S.
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LEGAL


of the State of Kansas, do hereby certify
that the above and foregoing is correct
copy of the original enrolled bill now ON
file in my office
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, 1 have
hereunto subscribed my name
and affixed my official, seal,
GSeal.l this 18th day of February
L. 7. PETTIJoHN, ~
Secretary of state
First published in The Topeka State
Journal, February S, 1921
NOTICE OF CHANGE OF CORPORATE
NAME.
To Whom 1t Nav Concern:
Notice is hereby given that on the Goth
day of January. 1919. ut special meeti- &
of stockholders called for thai purpose.
resolution was adopted by which the cor
porate name of the Voiland Clothing Com
pany was changed to THE vOlLAND-
ENGEL CLOTHING COMPANY. and that
certified copy. of said resolution hiss
been filed with the Secretary of State and
submitted to the State Charter Board, and
approved by such board.
THE VOILAND CLOTHING co.
THE VOILAND- ENGEL CLOTHING co.
WILL NOT be responsible for any debts
contracted for by my wife. yerna Nader.
Signed Adam Nader.
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FOR RENT-oFFICE ROOMS

Three connected modern up-to-date
rooms, steam heat electric fights. iIsaiofA
etc. VIII rent single or suite. Best Local
ton in city, GOO Kansas ave. Inquire
Phone 1912 or 4459.
w. o. Rigby, Postmaster.
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FOR MARCH POSSESSION

50 ACRES miles of
o. al
so ACRES
20
amily
ion
THE BUCHHEIM LAND CO., COS Kansas Ave, Topeka
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FOR sALE-REAa. ESTATE.
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
Worth The Money


small
for price and terms
C. G. BLAKELY & CO., Real Estate and Insurance.
Auvane Build 1888
" ~ j Quail,
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BUNGALOW

A NEAT little bungalow, two lots
on the corner. west side; city water,
gas, electric: practically new and all
in good condition, two blocks from
street car. This is a bargain. $4,000;
reasonable terms.
ROBERT B. KANE
Phone 444. Eighth and the Ave.
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AUTOMOBILE SUPPLIES.


FORDS START EASY in cold weather
with our new carburetors, "a miles per
gallon Use cheapest gasoline or half kero-
sene Increased power Styles for any
motor Very slow high. Attach it
yourself. Big profits to agents. Money
back guarantee 30 days trial. Air-Fric-
ton Carburetor Co, 9,S Madison, Dayton,O.
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Sorne one wants that
which you do not. A
small ad in the State
Journal want columns
IS both.
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FOB. EXCHANGE
WANTED TO BUY REAL ESTATE
MUST HAVE A HOME

WANTED TO BUY from owner at
once, desirable residence property, well
located. Prefer bungalow. rooms must
be of generous proportions. Will not
consider a house built to sell. All
cash. Address M" care Journal. CIV
ing full description and time for ap-
pointment-
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PUBLIC SALES

We will sell at public auction at mp
farm. first place north of , bridges on
Granville road, Thursday, Feb Ii, 1919, at
l p. M. sharp, horses. cattle, hogs. farm
length 100 hot bed frames hog wire,
transplanter purebred Duroc sOws, due to
farrow soon. If YOU Iced anything in
farm line come to this sale
e. o. ANSEL-
WILSON & PATEL.
We will sell at public auction at the
kingman farm, six miles northwest of
of reform school. saturday, Feb. Is, at 10
o'clock horses, cattle. hogs, farm imple-
corn in crib. This corn is of extra duality.
Everything must sell, as this is a joint
sale. Lots of quality in above list for sale.
f. 5. SHULER, Owners.
ALICE K1NGMAN.
Phone. office 421a: res Red 2251.
Having sold my farm, 1 will sell at my
farm, mi. south of Topeka, on Burlingame
road, and one-half mi. east. Monday, Feb
10, 1919, at 1 p. M. sharp, cattle, hogs,
farm implements, household goods canned
fruit. Everything must sell, as l leave for
California right after sale.
C. Q. ANSEL, Auet.
Having sold my. farm will sell at pub
lie auction on what is known as the old
mi east of Tecumseh, on lower road. Tues
day. Feb. IL, 1919, horses, cattle. Sc Shrop-
shire ewes. one purebred buck. farm imp.
10-hOrsepower gas eng. 1 feed mill and
elevator. 10 tons of alfalfa hay, in barn.
and many other articles;
G. w. WOODS, Owner.
c. O. ANSEL. Auct.
l viii sell at public auction at the Deer
Creek farm. one mi east of Topeka city
limits, on E. 10th. Wednesday. Feb. 70
1919. at 1 p. m. sharp, my entire herd of
choice high. grade cows, consisting of Hol-
stems, Durhams, Guernseys and Jerseys
These are the best bunch of cows put up
at public auction, SO says Mr.. Ansei. These
cows are fresh and heavy springers. young
and sound, all tubereulin tested One
purebred Durham bull. one purebred Hol-
stein, all bottles, ice box and farm ma
chinery sells.
W. II. REDDENBAUGH.
c. o. ArESEL.
1 will sell at my farm, one and half mi
north of Auburn, Feb. II, 1918. at 10
O'Clock. % cows. some with calves by side,
n heifers. II steers, + purebred Shorthorn
bulls, registered. If you are looking for
something good. attend this sale.
JOHN MADDEN, Owner.
c. o. ANSEL.
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a LOTS
A. lots on West side, paved streets and
modern improvements at a bargain figure.
Prepare for activity that is on the way.
w. A. Neiswanger & Co.
Phone 9is. III West 9th.
The new Shattuck branch of the Santa
development a wheat and stock farming
section in Northwest Texas near Oklahoma
state Line Thirty miles Of rarSad
ready for the plow, no stone, stumps. nor
brush to be cleared, at attractive prices
during growing season. Write for free
Illustrated folder, giving experience and
results 5ettiefs haTe SECURED IN snort o1 TINE
way Exchange, Chicago. III.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE for resi-
enfe e 20 o5s Te bGc sfo fruit a
station East Sixth street and blocks
south on Carnahan and 10th. care Jour
nal
GOOD 7-room house, east front lots good
wel!,-cistern, pumps, fine location, S2.uOO.
Also Groom house, and 81 acres meadow.
blocks south of Gage Park car line. Mrs,
Katherine Harold, route %.
FOR SALE-The 20-acre property corner
Gage boulevard and West 10th SITS. Suit
able for acre property and building lots.
A. r: chamberlain, 1151 Washburn avenue,
Topeka. Kan.
cottage, in fine repair. located on Har-
rison near Huntoon, 1900. Terms. A. L.
Furman. Real Estate, log West Eighth.
FOR SALE-Modern Z room house. price
So, 900; easy terms. $500 down, balance
like rent. Phone Blue 1892.
FOR SALE-OAKLAND HOME, 5 rooms.
gas, from i, rear stairway, hail. big win
dow. open crate, mantle, screen porch,
cellar, WELL barn. 8 lots, on car line. Oak
land high school 1 block. Only $4,000.
See P. c. Moore, agent Office 351 Wabash
avenue Oakland.
Eos SALE-110-acre Improved Kaw bot
tom farm. level, rich soil. S135 per acre.
A L. Furman. Heal Estate. LOG West Sth.
20O0-ACRE sacrifice, alfalfa, wheat. cattle.
Fine residence, cabins labor. river bot
toms. $40 Sid A. Guy, Memphis, Tenn.
FOR SALE5-room modern house, garage.
part cash, balance like rent See owner
at 234 Quincy.
FOR SALE-Modefn Groom house. 1 lot.
Price 81. 100, or will take property with
more ground. Call Mt ia Taylor.
GROOM house and two lots, on East side,
paved street. 5000 cash will purchase.
Phone White 1899.
s. E. COR. f4TH and Jewell ave. 1OOx150
Box lis. Newton. Kan.
FOR SALE-5-roem Gotta ge.>2 lots in first
class condition. 500 Chandler.
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Home" care Journal
FOR SALE, NO TRADE
miles from
r. r to
timber balance with falling
ac
IL. only
nland
fair buildings This Price $4,000
j. E. SHAFFER CO.. 900 Kansas Ave-, Topeka, Kan.
80 ACRES,
a
1890
r
R. S. SMITHERS, $40 Kansas Ave.
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LEGAL

Published in fhe Topeka State journal,
: February 8, 1881
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PICTURE FRAMING

FRAMfNG. -tgtiG.Dz mat making, MOUNT
ing done by SI1iiva1 Art Store. I22 f24W y
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thirst published in The Topeka State
Journal, February S, 1919.l
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HOUSE BILL No. 353.
AN ACT making an appropriation for leg
islative expenses.
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>~--~-I~~~~~~-~O--~~~~~
FIRE. tornado and automobile Insurance.
Chas. Il. Nichols. s37 North &c nsas ave.
Phone 2DG2 ~
10 w Wilson: re: tornado. plate glass
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WILL NOT be responsible for any debts
contracted for by my wife. Verna Nader.
Signed Adam Nader.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
UNDERTAKING

q. w sBoMGARpNER. Puone Iaa
THE L. a PENWELL -Unhertuklnx Co..
5m 5ps-51o Quincy street Te,epaeer .s2.
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DEADLOCK ON ITALY
CONSIDERED SERIOUS
DRAWBACK IN PARIS

Washington April 22.-Administra-
ton officials were advised in conf
Dental cablegram from Paris today
that in the consideration of problems
confronting the peace conference, such
as Italy's Adriatic claims and the ques.
ton of an alliance to protect France
from aggression, President Wilson
would take no action which in the
slightest degree would jeopardize the
league Of nations or conflict with it's
fundamental principles
The message was a reply to a cable.
gram of inquiry regarding the presi-
dents attitude toward a secret alliance
which, according to certain Paris news
papers contemplated a special defensive
pact to be entered into by France,
Great Britain and the United States.
The outcome Of the apparent dead
lock over laly's Adriatic claims is
awaited in official quarters with eyi-
dent anxiety The situation as pie.
turcd i'm press dispatches is regarded
as serious, and there is no message
from Paris yesterday or today similar
to those of last week reporting graft.
flying progress at the peace table.
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BY Charles II. Adams

Were ior the fact that committed the discrimination
and continued the misrepresentation the which
set up fearful plea that 1t being unfairly treated editorial in
last Saturdays Okahoman might have little better reception.
Reng that and desk had been
to deal fairly with both sides the Good Roads Fifty Million Dollar
Bond Issue the editorial fairly weep because he has
been told that affirmative speakers have been attacking
and charging with discrimination and Misrepresentation
But on the first OF the edition purported report of
last Friday night big roads meeting Lawton The aggyed
paper deals generously with its advocate Senator Elmer Thomas
gives considerable space to his speech Lawton.
Perhaps is true that The Okahoman did know Senator
L. Davidson OF Tulsa and Senator Thomas held awon
Friday night and that both sides OF the bond issue
large crowd Lawton and Comanche county Davidson
informed that he had thrown bright light many dark places in the
campaign and also told that he had number who
prior to the debate either opposed the bond issue
made up their minds.
In one breath The Okahoman appeals o the searching
the bond issue proposition urges its editorial col
umnS to mare themselves with the resolution and in the same
breath chokeS off all the information which the
amaze themselves msnormaton that desires to place
before them.
Thomas Dixon was right The leopard change spots
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LADIES or THE LEAF WILL
CONTINUE CLUB ORGANIZATION

Members of the Ladies' Of the Leaf
decided unanimously to continue their
club organization. at "A meeting held
yesterday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Kirk Dyer III Il street northwest,
On account OF the loss of so many OF
its members, during the epidemic of
influenza it was thought at one time
the organization would be discontinued,
The club was organized in 1900
Yesterdays meeting was one Of the
most interesting held in some time
The program, which dealt with humani.
tartan movements Of the war, was ar
ranged during hostilties and the happi.
ness of peace now being looked forward
TO- predomInated in the carrying out
OF the subject, Many interesting facts
of the army. navy, air service, the Am
erican Red Cross. the Y. NJ. c. A.,
the Y. W. c. A., the Knights Of co.
lumbus and the salvation Army We're
brought out. In keeping with the spirit
of patriotism Mrs. II. Il. Harts sang
"ln Flanders Fields" and responded to
an encore with "rhe Americans Come
Another enjoyable feature was a piano
selection by Mrs. A. Il. West. who
played "Pappilons," Schumann.
A called meeting of the club has
been issued for Wednesday, April 80,
at the home of Mrs. r. n Kearney,
| 2l5 West Broadway.
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READY
FOR REFEREN NDUM ON
PEACE IN GERMANY
PREPARATION FOR PLEBISCITE
WHICH CAN BIZ COMPLETED
IN l8 HOURS Is MADE.

Bcrlin, Sundav Anru 90-Annurten.
ances for an election. such as voting
booths lists and clerks are all in readi.
ness for an jmmodi,te nlehiscite an
tha pcace terms which can ha com.
pleted all over Germany i'm AZ horrs
according to information from s,urces
close to the government
preparotions have bean poinp IN ca.
cretly for several davs II is declared
ana if the terms are published ore
morning the referendum can h. taken
fine next d,v and tba answer can qo
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Allies to Oppose Plebiscite

Paris April 22-D Discussion Of the
peace terms by the Versailles congress
after the Germans are called in will
not be continued longer than May 10,
the Echo de Paris declared today. The
Germans will be required to sign the
peace conditions, subject only to rati-
fication by their government. the allies
not consentlng that these conditions
shall be submitted to Il plebiscite, it
adds.
Satisfaction is expressed by the Paris
press at the speedy subsistence of the
furry over the question Of what Ger
man delegates should come to Versail.
les. The deduction is drawn that the
only thing necessary to bring about
the failure Of such dilatory maneuvers
Dy the Germans is TO speak clearly and
firmly to them.
II is pointed out that the only bene-
fit, if there be amy, which Germany
has secured is to delay the opening
of the negotiations for a few days. \
solution is attributed by the press Of
all parties to the energetic attitude OF
the entente, which is accounted a good
omen for the success Of the Versailles
negotiations.
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ONLY 50 VOTES CAST
TO NOON IN SPECIAL
SCHOOL TAX ELECTION

Tho school tax levy election today
attracted very little attention up to
noon. There was only one voting place
in the entire city, that at the city hall.
Up to short time before - o'clock
only thirty five votes had been cast.
Two propositions are being voted on:
First, to levy an additional tax Of 4
IL mills for general school purposes,
second, to levy an additional tax OF
onc-half mill for Fairgrounds.
The board holding the election is com
posed Of Frank Robson, sam Wood,
Julius Kahn, Freeman Gait and Mary
A. Harrison. There was no way of
telling how the election was going, but
if there is any opposition to the pro
posed tax lcvies it has not been heard
about the voting place
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VICTORY LOAN NOTES
GOING 1T STRONG IN ALL
SECTIONS OF THE COUNTRY

Washington, April IA distinct
i've tone of optimism distinguished the
scores oI kilograms that arrived at the
treasury department today said an
official review of the opening day of
the Nictoy Liberty loan campaign.
Among the comments from chairmen
OF federal reserve district organiza-
TONS indicative of the reports in gen
efal were there:
st Louis CEighth District got
away to good start Three Missouri,
two Illinois, one Arkansas and one
mississippi counties over. Memphis