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cannot be legally entered In f,vor o;
pluintiff.- kbupl,r q. y. \. RNs. Co,
l13 y. y. :. lg5.
Plaintiff being Employed 10y Dc
PENDANTS To- secure urdrrg eva a GO u.
mission basis. was entitled to COM
mission Tor securing order prpvidus
thJi defendants were to furnish sam
pies 10 hc approved hy purcha srr
whore defendants, after subu ittin-
detective samples. refused to- furnish
other samples. WIllaCh V. Munlul
SON. l13 y \. = l5j.
The law " the place Whyr, the s.t.
tiers resided ut the time uf the eye
Cution, governs the construction Of 4
trust-Curus v. curtis. l73 y. Y
S 1903.
I'm suit In equity by % marie
woman tu compel husband recon
NcyH nee of property conveyed 'u r,u
by her deed absolute prior TO their
mIrlltgc, where there WIS cNidpuy,
that 10 was Induced 10y his false rep
rcs'ntations 1t merely gave him contrp
or property tu manage for her. and
where hc testified that he was not iu
have absolute control of u. 4 deer
for plaintn was proper Moorish .
Murrish Suptymo Court OF p,nua.
Where person lets ont work
another ana the Contrictoc reserve
the control over the work of work
men. the rcltti,u ~ contractor an,
contractcc exists, and not that u
master and servant. Smith v stat.
Wurkmcn's lns. Go. supreme Cuur
ct ponul.
In determining value ~ capita
stock of domestic corporation IN as
Ecssing capital stock tan, the valu.
of It's deposits In banks outside IN
state ami bills receivable outside IN,
stat" may be- considered. but not cas
IN hand of its employees residing 10
lud trtnsncting Ms msincss In othc
~'di's. Commonwealth v. Scmct Sol
tdN 60. supreme Court Of Penn.
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SING THEIR TIPS
TO WITNESSES IN
FIVE MURDER CASES
Continued from FIRST Page j

Bird and the Laughing SONG To tn
Watron- ana the women Keepers
Sheriff DuuueiN SAYS That there IT,
only one way To pa; the It'd ON the
female trouhJdours Of his prison. and
that Is To have the oil jail a. l6lst
street and Third Avenue, i"upoaei
Tor prisoners. To-day uv said. h"
will request the Rcd cross to vaCatr
tn, Jail and then viii ask for an np.
preparation Of $4,000 from the Board
of Estimate for the equipment ana
maintenance of tho den In the beau
I'M Court House uf the Bronx
The state Prison l'onrd has sug.
geSted trIt hv du This. To separate the
women ara juvenile PRISONERS AM
witnesses frusn the mon accused ~
crime. I'm the meantime. it is snf.
gcstcd 'hu' the District Attorney
cease his visits tu the jail so That the
trouhldurs viii have no further in
formation upon winch tn improvis"
their messages In song To the men
waiting for trial
In the present prison tncr' ur" alone
nine mcn waiting trial alone for
murder
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CHICAGO GRAND JURY
AFTER FOOD PROFITEERS
Forty-Five Dealers Called to EX-
plain Sustained Retail Prices in
Broken Wholesale MARKET.

CHICAGO Feb. 5.-Forty-nye retail
food dealers we're summoned today BY
the Fedora Grani Jury in rs investigs-
ton ~ alleged food boarding and prof
teering. The JURORS we're expected to
ascertain causes NJ high retail prices u
butter. eggs meas AMI poultry. while
wholesale prices have been consistently
lowered in A badly shaken market dur
ing the Las, two weeks.
A compe of prices o' three
noaths ago with those 'p-lay shpsej
butter had droppej from - l.? to IS
cents to ~ TO ~ wholesale II reta led
to-day at - cents. Three months ago.
at the signing ~ the atmistlce. ~ cents
bought dozen eggs at wholesale.
while retailers charged IS. To-day
wholesalers wanted u cents. while re-
tailets asked -. Potltpes we're lover
to-day az wholesale. but the retail price
was practically un n.hansel.
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HOUSE OF REFUGE INQUIRY.
Head oT NIbIon Institution Charged
with NrUiect OF UutN.

ALBANY. y. Y. Feb. o.. Th" 'puduct
ard MANAGEMENT OF tn" Western House
r Refuge. a RrfomntuN for Women nt
Albion. viii be- Investigated Ny a repre-
sentative OF the Attorney Generals
Diico. senator Thomp-on OF y Nl-tIa an
uouuc"d m th" senate TODAY
senator Thompson formally rH' "cd
the Superintendent OF the institution
Mrs Flora Daniels. with u,Hu',. u
dutS. pcrNersion OF the ohi. Dj- cor
Nhich the rcfsrmatory was established,
inrinc c.cncy. unfitncss. ami Win sane
tluning practices that were lu violation
II the penal code"
The charges were mad" |n "Npl'nlng
why the Finance CommIti'r had not poe
ported confirmation Of Nj Pom. 90 Hs
Hs % manager Of the IusiI.u.UHl.
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WILSON CABLES FOR BIG NAVY
Rraiiirms APPROVAL of second
Thre--NrRr Programme,

WASHINGTON, Feb, 5-President
Wilson. in a cablegram received to-day
by Representative Padgrtt OF Tenncs-
soc. chairman ot the House Ntva.
Committee, rcaflirmed his approval OF
second three year naval building pro-
grammc. The President cab,ed
MAY | not eNprcsa my gratihcatiol
and gratitude and congra tulations at
the unanimous report on the three
year naval programme"
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THEY WANT TO BE G0BS.
Discharged soldiers Make Mig Per-
c~ntage Of EnIistments for Navy.

Il was announced to-day at the
Navy Recruiting station, No. 81 Eas;
23d street. that Of the total enlist
mcnts IN tn" eastern district he last
week. l29 per cont were scharRed
soldier The reason for this was
said to be that the overseas troops
have had n Chanc" To get on the m
side" of navy life ON tho trips
across they have lived close to the
real heart Of III" navy, and have felt
the lure ~ the sea.
The navy has opened q school fo-
ma G. h inists al Charleston, ). T., and n
school for electricians a. Hampton
Roads. Va Men enlisted for the
ma hin'sls school receive $3.50 a
month in addition 20 their allutmcntS
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CHINESE |. w. w. DEP0RTE0.
WONG Hing caught IN RAID on
Mott street Brnnch.

Wong Hing. a Chinese T. ". ". was
ordered deportcd from the United states
to-day. following his arrsignment be-
fore United states Comm ssioner Hitoh-
cock on n charge OF being illegally in
this country He Is accused OF having
smuggled himself across the Mexican
border three years ago.
Wong was arrested Jan. 10 iu raid
on Chinese branch OF the /. W w.
that had bcen formed at No. 81 Mott
Street. The Commissioner was told the
orga nilation has branches In many
other ctieS. \ case Of automatic re-
yolvcrs was sized recently in transit
10 the local branch, Inspector A b.
Wiley testified.
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ACCUSED AS ROSBER
OF CANflELD'S DAUGHTER
Cleveland Prisoner Charged With
Holding Up Ms. Chevalier in
Boston Hotel.

CLEVELAND. Feb. 5-Frank Sea
man. alias William q. Lemar. is under
arrest here in connection with the
iobbery OF $500 worth OF Iewelry from
Mrs Grace VI. Chevalier. daughter Of
Richard Garfield OF New York in Bos-
ton last September.
Seaman, 1t - alleged. while dressed
as United states Army Lieutenant,
robbed Mrs Chevaiicr at he poln, OF
pistol In her apartment in Boston
hotel lie denied his guilt
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shub.rt GenernI Msnag.r Dead,

Joseph " Jacobs. for the last s'N-
teen years general manager and ,rras-
urer for Loo and j. !. ShgeSrt thoat-
r.Ca. producers, d.,d this afternoon OF
pneumonia ~ the Hotel Albemar,", No
was rgty-scven year, o'd. had p. en-
connected with theatrical interests all
his life. Funeral services VII be held
At Car Nelrs Funeral church Broad
way and Goth street, tomorrow at ?
y VI
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Lro,d Grorsc write. ,cr.., Pastor

HpRnENToWS, y - Feb p The
Rev Howell pt,ic1 pastor of the FIr.t
'tcHbyterln church. has received . ls'-
ter from Prime Minister L'p,d George
.u acknowledgement ~ the pastors Sew
Years greeting ana 1n account of tine
political situation ,n Nmyriun brarrrg
upon some ot the questions go the Peace
Conference
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Perform as yoG will, our
union suite conform to every
bend and twis-.
Specially the close fitting
ribbed kind which is de-
signed to give and take"f
at every move you make. -
No. 923 is a good one for
-
right now. -,
Just because we're enthu--
siastic about union suits, =
don't think we've quit sell
ing two-piece garments. The
man who prefers these Wills
find ample stocks. 40. 30.
ROGERS PEET COMPANY ,sI
Broadway Broadway
at 18th St -Four at saith st. 20
Convenient A.-
Broadway Corners" Fifth Ave. 4
at Warren at 4lst st. .
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TAMPA. fla. Feb Eighty ptg-
,uuEvrs. ail ON hoard IA" Peninsula and
Occidental steamship Masoo'tr. Wi. IA
ran aground N"sicrdp. At tLr mouth II
TAMPA Bay. w'r" aiken off o.day The
crew remained pu tho sh.
The evening world., 1919-02-05

Munyon's Paw
Paw f,!ls congeuci
to be the n,ildei,, yet
most effective laTa-
tive ths, medical
science can produce
Compounded 10
gently stimulate the
stomach, liver and
bowels to perform
IneT natural tunc.
lions
Not a Gag used
thai toTCeS nature OF
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forms unnatural habIH. hey assist nature
TO help itself.
A valuable purRative n cases OF liver
complaint, laundioe, bilious affections,
i'm punty Of the blood, sics headache,
Costiveness and constipation.
Prepared 10 assist nature 10. cultivate
the habit Of regularity in the operation OF
the boyds
| Ali Aruggists--30c bottle. .-Adyt.
The evening world., 1919-02-05
WALL STREET
Total sales stocks, 3s0,900 shares.
sales Of bonds, flj.336. 900


The market closed irrcgularly to-
day. Rails were very dull General
Motors went up TO the high for the
year, while smelters dropped TO ne~
low at 6i.
4 bill has been introduced AZ Al
bany TO increase from > to 4 cents the
tax on transfers of stock for each 100
OF par value or fraction thereof
There was a slight easing on in the
market FOR many stocks at the open
ing. The Copper group was watched
closest. Declines in Utah, Anaconda.
Kennecot. and inspiration in - min
utes ran TO an average Of about "a
point steel me; selling also and was
off as to So 7-S. American Hide and
Leather preferred lost point, 10
ST. "a. The only bright spot in the
Industrial group was the Tobacco list.
Tobacco Products and United cigar
stores each gained l-2. To ~ IA and
ia respectively. The Rails were duh
and the Motor stocks irregular
CURB Opened steady. Merritt Oil,
"a 1-2, up is: Md West Refining,
lS9 to IA: General Asphalt, ~ b-S
up is. United Motors. 3s "a, up
as; Royal Dutch Shell. 7S to Is;
Houston OIL 81 TO SO.
One o'clock prices were irregular,
Continental OIL sold from 535 to $50;
Int. Petroleum. %. Off IA; Houston.
So, off / United Motors. 80. up b-S;
General Motors deb. Gs, SO IA. up 1-2;
General Asphalt. o. ia. up 3-4; Inter.
Rubber, is 4, off l-2. standard Oil Of
y. j.. 6Si up "a; South Penn. OIL, S01;
Illinois Pipe Line. 1914 Initial sales in
southern Railway IS were at 90 is
and 80 ia American MarconL to
,4l-l: Wright Martin. 3 3-S 20 3 l-2;
/ Aetna. - to 80; General Asphalt
preferred. eS 10 100; Glenrock, "a TO
37-S: Federal OIL. gle TO 81; Mer-
ritz on. cii-4 to cj. Midwest, lS9 IL
/ to IA. Vacuum. H3 TO as; Atlantic
Refining, 1900 TO 1925; standard OF
OF California, 90 to 27G Royai Dutch,
: 1S to "a 1-2; swift Inter. Corp. a. l..
to a.. Chevrolet. l45 to 100, Subma-
rine Boat, 10 to II.
The close was irregular Houston
50. off /; General Asphalt 81 SIS
M.dwes, 1ii up !. United MotDrs
80 is up 81
MONEY Call. mixed collateral
ending and renewing 4 IL per cen
all industrials. per cent. Tim,
n oney Is freely offered for fixed Sc.
rlrds at Ii per cent. Comme;cil
paper is quiet.
CLEARlNGS - Philadelphia, $50.
$50 .664. increase t27 59S, 2Ol. Bos on
sja.S59,27O, increase sl ,29O,54s
New York. s65s,o26,777. increase o
s3i63l,O75.
The Sub-Trcasury was debtor q
the Clearing House for S2,46i,24S. Tn
Federal reserve Bank vas creditor 70
s3l, ,SO2.G5l,
EXCHANGE Opening. Sterling
demand. as 81, cables. l7G s-16
francs demand. 5.45 5-s, cables. 80
swiss franc demand, 4s6, cables
493; guilders demand IL, cables I
IA: Deseta cables, 2O.2O; Stockholm
cables. 2S.2j.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

DlNlDEN NDS--liomcstead Mining,
regular monthly OF 80 cents, payable
FEB 70 TO record stock Of Feb. 20.
Detroit United Railways. s. quart
crly, payable March to record STOCK
OF Feb. / 3.
American Radiator co, extra o.
per cent. on common stoCK. payable"
ia Fourth Liberty Ronds pat value
including accrued interest. Also
regular quarterly dividend OF / "a ON
preferred. payable Feb -, ana a
regular quarterly Of . per cont, nn
common stock payable March 81.
Extra ray able on same date to record
STOCK OF March -.
Iiarbisan Walker Relractorics,
regular quarterly IL per cont. on
common. payable Mdrcn /.
Montgomery ward a. CO., for year
ending Dec. 81. 1913. net profits after
war taxes Si390lsl. equal after de
duct,ng preferred dividends TO Sl2S7
per share on common stock of no
par value against $3.50 IN 1917.
The AmeT,CJn Tobacco Company
has declared q regular quarterly
dividend Of ) per cent. payable I'm
scrip or the common stock. Th.S
scrip dividend Is slightly didoren,
from previous dividends in tHa' n
= no. rcdeemUbio In cash bui is
convertible in1o new u common stock
IN 1891 At par Taking away 'h"
cash redemption feature which was
Incorporated in the previous ser -
Nidends is undoubtedly done In IN"
interest OF the stockholders. Judge
Mayer In the United States Dis'upf
Court recently ruled that stock diVi-
iends a-e not subject 10 income tax,
lnd with the cash redemption ''a'ur"
out, scrip convertible into stock Uu'y
becomes n stock dividend
The American Smelling ana 4rHu-
llg Company has declared lLlr-
t"rlN dividend Of per cent. ON IN
common stock This seUn has p,,u
m per cent. basis sine" Do. -,
lai6 Preferred dividends ronIn
3-4, payable March I io rc.sI
, ock Of Feb. A.
NOTES Miamls January production
Z copper totalled ~ 20 bounds
.ea.nst t,9S94Sj I'm Dcc' ubCr and 4aS-
% in November
Arrangements have boon made bo.
Ncou the Kansas tIty Railway and IHs
.ankcrs for q loan ~ Shp~h N ..
stated by II. j. Dunham OF Chicago
In four years, l9l5-l9l' the 1i'ea
states steel Corporation earned aylfla,
HE for common dividends m ugsrrgaf,
~ l807 H76 ii0 or Sli96l o shpr" Div.
dends Of a2 share W'r' a. ..r. 4 ON
of cRrninEs ~ this pcr.oi louyIuf "a UtI
fc"rotion to surplus ~ 1874, N'uS9 1l
s77sl
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NEW UNlFO FORMS BARRED.
soldiers May Not Buy own Before
DISCHARGE.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.--Comman-
oants Of all army camps and posts have
been instructed by Gen. March to pre-
vent the sale or delivery Of uniforms by
civilian tailors to officers and men OF
the army about to be d schsrged.
A circular containing these instruc-
lions, made public to-day, pointed out
that even under the act now pending In
Congress to permit the retention Of uni
forms, discharged men would be per-
mitted to wear only the particular uni
rorm which they have been permitted
TO retain. with the distinctive mara pro-
vided By the War Department.
spanish Finance Minister Dead.
MADRID, Feb. g. Fermin Calpeton
planchon. Minister OF Finance II
the Spanish Cabinet. is dead.
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U,uds - ~.
on the iirst call cotton prices were
heavy, or 10 to rs points net. Scuu-
ment was mixed. New Orleans sold
and Liverpool bought Long liquida-
tion was in the market again, prob
ably as result Of the still unsettled
textile situation; Furthermore export
the trade.
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WIZ NTIs ; FTsTI"" UTVV UIUUTUH
ended Dec. 81, 1918: net profits after
TO Sol a share earned on 1000 600
shares capital stock. against net
profits OF S7,793,G27 or $3.50 a share
In preceding quarter and proCus OF
Sl0sS2,037 or Sj.ii a share IN Dccom-
Der, 1917, quarter
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NTV ~ = Y 7 y
Bradstrcets visible supply: Whea.
east or Rockies increased l,6l7000
bushels. west Of Rockies, decreased
80 900 bushels, canada. decreased
l,O2l 900 bushels; United states and
canada, Increase 100000 bushels Corn
--Incrcase $4,000 bushels. Oats In
crease l,O2j 900 bushels
COFFEE-Range for to-day.
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EARNINGS The Interstate Com
merce Commission report Of earn
lngs OF i7j large roads Tor December
and twelve months. with nineteen
roads yet to hear from. is as follows:
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I,n. - u ltco. JaE. H.3s go TO.
- i'. O,td,rt. 10 - ~ iuD Nu,-quprr
IL ~ u l1iD biy7,.uusa- 'i7N 'u % ~.
Jsuuso. 1870 80 itti. I''rA... l3U loo
1870
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Natures for Constipation ndTen Mile walk will
a wood pile
it will Exercise Chair there's
do md make a Success OF
Bauthere or kind of Artificial Exercise for the Bowels and
its sname 5 "CASCARETS"
Muscles
Druggiss-l0 a
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COTTON


Nsfnrl c,o.,u aca,J. ol' = e, q .o.ur
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SANTA FE NOTES

Notes and personals from Santa Fe
nv Mrs. Charles Laird. Phone Blue
1910.
IN. following Topeka employees Of the
connanv have been psnsioned and have re-
tired from service since the month Of Nav {:
John NJ. Meade. snecial engineer: A. w;
managers office; John NJ Hayes. custod-
Ian on the q. n. building: Geo. W. Ross,
between Topeka and St Joe: W. II. Dix.
material man; Moses Nowls. car carpenter:
IT. u. Wood. y coach truck rcpairer and
". Elder. u the ticket auditors office
Mr. T.. n Crowder 81 the car department
mas hecn transferred temporarily to ST
Louis Mrs Crowler and little daughter
inr their absence Miss Taura Crowder Is
living with Mrs. Z. F. Nightingale. East
NJ Raiph Griffith. ~ the auditor Of
disbursements office has returned from
Mr. and Mrs. Emil BAIRD have gono IN
yeIIowstone Pnrk and other points = in
fsresf In the west to spend their vacs ton
Ther expect q he gone about thirty days.
Mr. and Mrs Y. II. Stamm have returned
from sailor Springs. III. where they have
snent two weeks visiting relatives Mr..
strlnm Il employed ir the car sheds.
,ho NdeSot Is IN at st. Francis hospital
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Lake. from Ana
clio Tex. are visiting Mrs. Mary Lake,
0rtney street. Mr.. Lake is scale inspec-
Nr John u. Stevenson Of the auditor II
disbursements office and Mrs Mary
Stevenson have returned from a visit 70
reiafiveE IN Kansas city.
Miss Esiella Delmer and Miss Reba
R6rIes have returned TO their work In the
eraI DAYS with friends In st. JOoe-
Caro- 81 Thanks.
~. wish 10 extend our sincere thanks
for she sympathy and beautiful flowers IN
our r Mr. Mr. AND MRS. L. A. sCHMITT.
ADJ.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
TOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
YOU WILL MAKE NO MISTAKE
IF YoU SELECT FARM FROM OUR LIST.

uon BAL s a T o. 5 SSG . S Fsr a soo N5 in ' T
s Ss the thing for someone wanting to retire on small place Possession any time
% % 100 Tns.: PATS & Rsa
pera. - ~ - - -
24S! splendid dairy proposition u niles W Of Topeka mile from
alfalfa 50 bal p head
s a at
A
Possession fall
leo W. Topeka los hsyiaHd and bal Gndsf
entfor5 Possess sion in days. - w - - " ~ 80 " -
and ps.S d nI8s the sSs 50 s i IS alfalfa % gnE IS &
s5 $500
boN $ SO in Section rs Ws6qIs &C. Dairy PoRaOR first and
unn S o ne hog bah e Pef Cent n ST Per
n
No s72 all rich bottom
$50 good miles thrifty
good g5W land gSod hsy IDS fine pend p tank and hgs lots
s aS g. miles W Topeka g under bal posture
mill md a
condition
with
because the s per up. - 49, -
a. from mi
rich
% pene @ % s @ s% ufSea
s f R good all sund stock farm buy this 1:s under
s
FINANCE HAVE
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LOST AND FOUND.
$50 REWARD

For recovery Of dark Jersey cow, about
6 years old, horns, long tail, full white
udder with small firth teat giving milk ::
missing night Of August s. Call 2642 or
pos n 4.
LOST-Ladies' black leather pocket book
containing 81 and Metropolitan Insur-
ance papers: also Morris Plan book. on
DOuthitt car No. 21i- Reward. Phone
Black 1870.
LOST-Monday noon off transfer wagon,
large brown leather suit case, between
1900 Lane and Rock Island depot. Marked
e.. L. u. on the end and G. l.. Daughters,
Manhattan. Kan, on the bottom. Call j..
J. Nicholson. Phone J51. Reward.
LOST-Lewellyn Setter puppy. black1hnd
white, and answers to name of Doe.
Reward II returned 10 10 W. Sth.
LOST-Silver vanity box with monogram
engraved. d. J. c. Liberal reward.
Phone 4OtA.
LOST-Boston terrier pup. brindle and
white. Reward. S24 Buchanan.
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Eleanor KimiSii. 1881 after p. N.
Other hours $3.50.
Victor council No. /. X. and L. OF s.
Will hold election of officers tomor-
row evening at their hall. All MEM
oers are urged to be present.
Helena chapter o. f. s. resumed the
regular meetings last evening. This
Is the first meeting OF the chapter
since June.
Notes and Personals.
T K. Kaufman and family have
moved in from the country and will
live at 1856 Kansas avenue. Mr..
Kaufman Is employed at the Gabriel
lumber yard.
A. =. Tone Wilson. formerly Of the
North side. but now living in Colorado,
was calling on friends in town yes
terday.
F. c. Homer and family Of Osawkie
have moved to North Topeka and will
live at 1eO9 Monroe street.
Mr.. J. L. FOitz OF Sioux City. Ia.
Is visiting his uncle. D. NJ. Foltz, in
Tyler street
the second Presbyterian church gave
farewell party last evening in honor
OF Miss Fay and Miss Hazel Camp
bell, who viii leave soon to make their
home in Detroit The party was held
at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. g. NJ
Morrow. 1920 Monroe street. About
thirty young people were present and
an unusually good time was enjoyed
with games and other amusements
Mrs. George W. Petro. who has been
visiting her daughter. Mrs. II. y. John
son. in Kansas City. and her sons. Jeff
and Frank Petro. in Hutchinson. Kan.
mas returned TO Topeka. and will make
her home at the southwest corner OF
Van Buren, and Park streets.
Mrs. S. II. ChenOweth and daughter.
Gertrude, from Antonita. Colo. are
visiting their uncle. d. NJ. Foltz. in
Tyler street.
Mrs. Young and son, Jack. who
have been on an extended visit in Ne
hraslsa City. Neh.. have returned to
Their home at PA West Gordon street.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Baxter OF 14f2 Lane
street announce the enga cement of
Leland X. Schenck OF Washington. II.
q. The marriage viii take place Oc-
tober /. Mr.. Schenck, who has the
position OF assistant secretary TO Sena-
tor Capper. is the son OF Mn and Mrs.
GeorEe II. Schenek Of 1103 Harrison
street..
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Armstrong
have sold their home at 1919 Quincy
street to Leonard Marsh. The Marsh
family have been living for over a year
in the former Whitehead property on
Quincy street Mr.. Marsh has sold his
farm in the Meriden neighborhoOd and
viii locate permanently In North To-
pcka Mr.. and Mrs. Armstrong are
building a bungalow on their property
a mile and a half north on the Kansas
Avenue road and will occupy It as soon
as It is completed which will be about
the first Of October. Mr.. and Mrs.
l. s MONTGOMERY. who have been
making their home with Mrs. Mont
romery's parents. will live on the south
side.
Roy wanted-Petro Drug store
Adv
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-09-03
ROADS SHOW A GAIN
Hines Reports Surplus for July-F'irst
Time In Many Months.

Washington, Sept. s.-For the first
time in many months government
operation OF the railroads in July
showed a surplus instead of deficit
Director General Hines announced
that preliminary figures of the
months business indicated net oper-
atinE incoming of $4,000. 900. After
allowing one-twelfth of the annual
rental due the railroad companies. the
net gain is about $2.O00.000. as COM
pared with a deficit of $22.0S1.OO0 the
preceding month, and ssB.O0O,000 in
FEBRUARY. the largest deficit OF the
veaF The net loss to the government
for seven months Is S29O.525.3O7.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-09-03
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