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The Topeka state journal., 1919-11-01
OCTOBER WAS GLOOMY
Last Month Brought Least Sun
shine on Record in Topeka.
"a S. D. FLoRA. METEOROLOGIsT

BY S. D. FLORA, METEOROLOGIST
The month Just closed had the least
sunshine of any October on record at
Topeka. Temperatures and rainfall
were not far from normal, tho 1t was
II degrees cooler than September pre-
ceding and degrees cooler than Octo-
Der a year ago and seemed much
chilIier than usual on account of the
lack of sunshine. The highest tenn
perature recorded was 81 degrees. on
the 3D. which is one of the highes
October temperatures on record. The
lowest was 25 degrees. on the 2Sth.
The mean temperature, 55 degrees,
was one degree below normal. On the
18th there was a killing frost. the first
of the season, just one day later than
the average date.
Measurable rain fell on six days,
totalling 1.T3 inches. or rs inch be-
low normal. The ground was s'4ffi-
ciently moist for all needs. There wa 8
no snowfall.
The average wind velocity was very
close to normal. Ten days of the
month were clear, five partly cloudy
and sixteen cloudy, making it one of
the very few months with more cloudy
than clear days at Topeka.
Practically all crops. except a few
alfalfa fields and some late gardens,
had matured before the killing frost
on the nth, so that it caused very lit
tie damage Wheat sowing was
pushed to completion under favorable
conditions and the stands were COM
ing up in fine shape. Cribbing corn
was beginning when the month closed
Almost the entire month was favor
able for outdoor work and building
operations.
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WAN is
ND MISCELLANEOUS ADS

ADVERTISING RATES: The rate for
inserting Waut Ads In The Topeka State
Journal is ] cent a word each Insertion T;
minimum 10 cent b. the week cents q
word minimum so cents.
COUNT THE WORDS OF your ad Inciuu-
Ing four words for State Journal address.
When address is used count each Initial
letter and each number or combination of
Sgures as one word.
CLOSING HOUR: Want Ads to be
classified properly must be in The State
Journal office before IL 20 O'Clock Want
Ads received after ~ 30 till rs p. will
be inserted under the head: TOO Late to
Classify.
OUT OF TOWN advertisements must De
accompanied with cash or check IN full
payment OF the same Note the foregoing
Instructions about counting the words and
the rate per word for Tha Topeka sta :
Journal
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50 o-J.
RAILWAY MAIL, CENSUS, CUSTOMS
INTERNAL REVENUE Clerks. Thou
sands needed. $1100-15O0. Age, IS up
particulars of examinations, write J. Leon-
ard former Civil Service Examiner), 1902
Equitable Bldg. Washington
MAN TO WORK this city refinishing cham
deliers, brass beds, automobiles, by new
method. $40 daily without capital or eX-
perience. Write Gunmetal Co, ~ Elm,
Decatur. Ill.
ried farm couples, laborers, dishwash-
ers, cooks carpenter, butcher, fireman.
machinists, boilermakers, man and wife
cooks. walters. Furman's Labor Agency
LOG West Sth.
THOUSANDS CENSUS CLERKSWANTED
tions November is. Write for list posi-
tions. Franklin Institute Dept 1887, Ro-
chester, N. Y.
WANTED at once, janit0r for office work
$40 per month. Applicant must be mar
ried and not over so years of age. Ad-
dress p. care Journal
OPERATIVES : EXPERIENCE unnecessary.
Investigations. Salaries, Expenses. Hart
ley Detective Agency, St Joseph Missouri.
MEN-Age Il to 5J. Experience unneceS-
sary. Travel; make secret Investigations
reports. Salaries: expenses. American For
eign Detective Agency, 221. st. Louis.
MEN WANTED for Detective work Write
J. Ganor, Former Govt. Detective, Dan
vile, Ills.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. grocery clerk. Peo-
pies Market. 200 Kansas Ave.
WANTED = Bus boy and kitchen help,
white or colored. National hotel
BOY WITH WHEEL. Must be 16 or over
Hall Litho. Co, 62S Jackson ST
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-Small handbag yesterday after
noon in a 1Oc store Name Evelyn Short
burned in on outside. Finder please re-
turn to S14 Wood St Phone White 4514.
Reward.
LOST-Between Clay and Polk street
school child's brown suede mitten.
Finder please phone 2173.
LOST-One bunch of small keys, ON 18th
street between Topeka Ave. and Clay,
Phone 1860.
LOST-Friday night, small coin purse,
containing $1,000 bill, and small change.
Phone 3610
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WANTED MAN FOR SPARE TIME
WORK-must have auto or horse and
wagon. Work consists of inspecting and
repairing signs on public roads running
short distance out OF IopeKa. No expert
ence necessary. Position requires about
10 hours time every 90 days. Liberal pay
and yearly contract to responsible party.
State age, occupation, and whether you
have auto or rig. Applications considered
confidential Address Manager Mainten-
ance Department, 141-149 West Ohio Street.
Chicago Illinois
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wANTED-rEMALL HELP

GOOD WAGES FOR HOME WORK.
We need Won to make socks on fha faSt
easily learned Auto Knitter Experience
unnecessary Distance immateriaL Posi-
lively no canvassinR. Yarn supplied Par
ticulars &c stamp. Dept. 12G c, Auto Knit
ter Co. Buffalo. y. Y
THOUSANDS. women girls. is to 50, want
positions. S1.14O-S1 200 first year. Topeka
examinations Nov. 10. List positions free
Write Immediately. Franklin Institute
Dept. 6e6T. Rochester. N. Y
WANTED-25 waitresses to shin onf $40
mo. board and room; cooks, house helm
chamber maid. kitchen help. mattresses for
city, institution help, married farm help,
Furman's Employment office, 1O6 W. Sth
EARN $25 WEEKLY, spare time. writing
for newspapers, magazines. Exp. unnec; !;
details Free Press Syndicate, 3T4, st
Louis. Mo. =
WASHER WOMAN for Monday or Tnes
day. Call phone Red 20T6 after $50
p. m.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS


W. T. Dawson to w. NJ. Forbes and
others. lots 32-33 Hancock St, An
dersOn's add. ......-.........--...$
+. w. Perry to ". Cummings, lots IL
II. blk. 4. Chestnut St, Silver Lake. so
W. Mckenzie to c. X. Linge, lot ,,
ElmwOod ave, EdgewOod. .....-... 3,20
c. NJ. Booth and others to NJ. L.
Candrall. lot 3S1 Taylor st......... 2,30
a32 Kansas ave. ..-.......-.... LIS
II. w. Hamilton to q. d. Bozen-
win ..................... ....l.......... $50
J. l.. Crawford to w. Mckenzie, lots
11T-9 Kendall ave, Kenwood. -. 500
c. H. Bowman to II. f. Richter, lots
1921 Euclid ave, Keith's 3rd add. 30
F. +. Dillon to NJ. c. Glendenning,
lot go. Fillmore st............... go
NJ. Freeman to Shawnee Agency Rlty
Co, lots 2512-14 Clay st, Q. &
Steeles add. ..:......-..-......
H. X. Cluff to c. Johnson. lots 219-
20 Brooks ave, Melrose sub. .....
Shawnee Inv. Co. to f. r. Petro, lot
ASS n Il 90 West st, W DIS
25-ii-i5 .......4.................. c -. s = 2,7O
W. H: Markham to c. MeGill lot 39s, 80
pit. 96-4OO, Jackson St, Curtis add. 1,30
]. NJ. Kirkpatrick to L. NJ. Weyer,
lot 81. e. II 93 Sixth ave. West.... $40
NJ. F. GamlOwskie to f. Gamiowskie,
lots 265 to 271 Topeka ave. North
1Opeka
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WANTED-MALE HELP.
Splendid Opportunity

Wanted-Two boys over IL, to learn tht
trade, advancement assured
Be alive to your future and learn this wei
paying trade. Apply--to Foreman Litho
Department.
HALL LITHoGRAPHING co.
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Some one wants that which
you do not. A small ad in the
State Journal want columns sat-
isfies both.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-11-01
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


ADVERTISING SPECIALITY SALESMAN
The Merchant Publishing Co., kalama-
zoo, exclusive manufacturers OF famous
copyrighted duOtone line of calendars, fans
and blotters; originators of KalasigEs and
of advertising specialties in leather, wish
to engage the services for 1920 of one or
two capable statesmen in Eastern Kansas !;
contract to begin Jaunary /; full time re-
quired; exclusive territory assigned; com
missions liberal and paid prompt; our new
line will reflect long experience In the pro-
duction of attractive moderate priced arti-
cles for advertising; correspondence from
real statesmen who mean business IS soil-
cited at once Address Sales Manager,
Merchants Publishing Co., Kalamazoo,
Mich.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. cniendar statesmen
with established territory. Our unusual
liberal proposition Will net you $3,OOO to
$4,000 yearly selling our exclusive designs:
Full particulars furnished upon receipt OF
your application stating qualifications, etc
in detail. +. J. Offermann Art Works, 219
Broadway. Buffalo, n. y.
SALESMEN-New carburetor for Ford
cars. Simple, not moving part, install
ed in thirty minutes, guaranteed to double
your mileage and start In zero weather
without heating or printing 10 day az FREE -
trial. Our St. Louis man sold 5000 IN ,dd IL
months. Salt Lake City man made 19n .tls2o9 Sl3oo
Co.. @ sos ". Jackson Blvd, Chicago
WANTED-Wide awake speciality statesmen
for snappy line of Temperance Drinks- ms
Side line or exclusive. Easy sellers. 253o
orders. $500 weekly drawing account:
Arlette Fruit Products Company, 502
Title Guaranty Bldg, st. Louis, Mo.
WE WANT live wire Speciality Statesmen
for latest patented article. Big seller
Every home prospect. 259o commission
to begin. Splendid territory open. Write
or call Insto Sales Company, 435 Kansas
Ave, Topeka, Kansas.
ALESMEN-Excellent. permanent posi-
ton. capable statesmen in Kansas Va,
cancy November Is. Staple line for general
retail trade. Liberal Commission, $500
weekly advance. Rice Company, 262 VII
liams Bldg. Detroit"
statesmen to sell health and accident
insurance in Topeka. Can devote all or
part time. High class policies Liberal
agency contracts. New features that make
sales easy. Call Merchants Life d Casual
ty Company, Room 25, Columbian Bldg.
UNUSUAL Statesmen WANTED-High-
grade man. His personal limitations his
only financial limit in future. Exceptional
article. Strong references required. Pho
neer Products, Malone, N. Y.
statesmen = Hector was making $3.50
monthly selling advertising stunts. He
Is making $3.50 weekly selling outdoor Elec-
tric Signs. You too. Write today;
Flashtrfc Sign. Works. Chicago.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-11-01
BUSINESS CHANCES
SOUND ADVICE THAT HAS
MADE MONEY FOR THOUSANDS

MADE MONEY FOR THOUSANDS
WHY TAKE CHANCES?
The public should take warning before
parting with their money for various oil
stocks. While it is true that many stocks
are constantly enhancing in value, 1t is
quite difficult to make the good investment
unless you are posted. Let the OIL PRESS
aid you In making the right selection. The
October 18th issue contains long list
of Petroleum Companies showing their
capitalization, par value of stock and divi-
dends they have paid. This Information
Will prove of interest to holders of oil
stocks and others. Every issue of the OIL
PRESS Is brimfu of valuable data and
analytical reports of scores of OIL COM
panies operating in the great mid continent
indifferent. The October 18th issue to-
gether with map showing the oil fields
in clearly defined oil area in which there
has never been n dry hole drilled, will be
sent free on request. Address OIL PRESS,
100 Republic Bldg, Kansas City, Mo.
BUY AN OIL LEASE
SO buys five acres Texas Field Ranger
per acre- Nuttle paid 81 per acre and
sold for $4,000 per acre. Texas -Rainbows
End now opening up shows same geologi-
cal formation as proven territory. Leases
here may jump any price with first well
coming in. It's speculation. but the kind
investors rich. The Fortuna Oil Co
started in by several men pooling 500 in
leases-sOld out recently for n million dol
lars. If you don't understand lease bust
ness, We VIII gladly explain all details Re
init $40 for FIVE acres. We send YOU
legal lease form and keep you in touch
with developments Send pam, for frap
man and full information. PECOS VAL
Okla.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-11-01
TREE TRIMMING

And topping, large ones taken down.
General tree work; prices right. Phone
1851.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-11-01
8LOTS-S1.15O

city water.
H. +. RICHARDS
423 New England Bldg. Phone 2O7f
The Topeka state journal., 1919-11-01
WOULD YOT

WOULD YOU
invest dollar a week for ten weeks on n
CHANGE to make n thousand do'Iars or
more: Write for particulars. No obIiga-
tions. J. A. Carlton, Box 6T6, Fort Worth
Texas.
FORTUNES MADE IN TENAS OIL-Own
an interest in a royalty syndicate now
paying 2Jfe on par. Send for illustrated
prospectus. Heard Britton Syndicate, Dun
dee Bldg. Ft. Worth Tex.
BUY TEXAS OIL LEASE OchfItree Co
n. W. of Burkburnett, y. f. Of Amarillo
Sure to advance. 40 acres $4,000. W
Homer Shanks. Clyde. Texas
FOR SALE-Neat clean restaurant. old
established place. steady trade, every
thing to 10 with. central location low rent
A l. Furman. Topeka. Kan, 106 West Sth.
HERINGTON oil field leases for sale in
Range 3. and 5. Dickinson and Morris
Counties Write for plat and prices. ". D
Morgan. Herington. Kan
FOR SALE-ofl leases in HERIN7TON
field, close to well drilling at 100 feet
Prices reasonable. Call 3477.
FOR SALE-20 shares Building and Loan
stock: allowing discount. Y. d. NJ, care
Journal
The Topeka state journal., 1919-11-01
wANrEp-sITIlArInns


BOY SCOUT free employment bureau can
supply you with competent Ooy neip
CAT at 100 Ea Sixth st or phone 44O
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Pm Going to California

and going TO sell my 7-room modern
house at POI Clay st., 20 IT. east front.
old shade, fruit, chicken pens garage,
cement floor and front drive, "a block 10
car line, fine nefghborhood: must be sen
to be appreciated. May be shown thru o
appointment. See owner at 104 Lincoln st.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-11-01
Colored or White

Nice fve-rOom cottage at 14(gJ Jackson
on easy terms to good people or will ex-
change for some farther ont See owner
at 211 Fillmore or Phone g14.
FOR SALE-Highiand Park-Nearly new
eight-room house, thirty-six lots, sny
mace electric lights. ncetylene gas piant
ana cistern water in house. full bnsesaent
houses etc. 30 lots fenced with nve-Soot
chicken wire. Ideal home. Phone 2I37
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ROOMS
FOR RENT-ROOMs.

TOIl INIlN l-IAOO-sI5s
KANSAS AVE, 131-Second floor, now be-
ing overhauIed for living. gas. electric
light, water, sink. toilet, etc. Call at Col
E. 4th. or Phone 610.
FOR RENT-Three light unfurnished
basement rooms also one sleeping room.
furnished 132 Topeka ave.
FOR RENT-Furnished roms with bath.
Call afternoons. 319 Jefferson.
FOUR rooms, heat. light. water and phone,
furnished. $32. Phone 503S w
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wANTED-FEMALE HELP.

wANTED-rEMALE HELP.
~~---------~~~--~---~---~---~~
YOUNG LADY TYPIST for billing in
bookkeeping department. Santa Fe
WANTED-Competent housekeeper; refer
ences DIR. Nicoil 1i35 Topegka ave. Tel
ephone 359.
WANTED = Experienced waitress, good
pay. National hotel.
YOUNG LADY wanted to learn marking
and sorting. White Star Laundry.
WANTED-Female agents. 9O6 E. 4th st.
Topeka, Kan.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-11-01
24O ACTRESSES PER A.

Z4U ACRES-Sb5 PER A. /
mi. of a good Ry. and high school
town, not far from Topeka, 100 n. cult
and part of this is bottom land. and bal
Is second bottom. 20 a. good timber. 60
a. grass, fine water. good soil, 5-room
house. barn and other small bldgs.
bargain.
H. T.. RICHARDS
423 New England Bldg. Topeka, Kan.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-11-01

FOR SALES rooms. modern thruopt-
walking distance 81 200 4-room OF
tage. partly modern 81 300 rooms
strictly modern. 5000. All on west side
good location J. +. Blair. Phone 701
VACANT LOTS FOR SALE-Gren, bargain
II sold flffs week. 1908 Grand ave. n.
Iots; east 'front.'. paved strret. rempBt side
~aik AK front, sewer rear. city water trout.
blocks street car few blocks Wnshburn
COLLEGE. Can phone 60
The Topeka state journal., 1919-11-01
Big crops in Northwest Texas on the New
Line of the Santa Fe

bis Srops IN Northwest Texas the New
Line Of the Santa Fe
Ihe Federal Hailroad Administration mas
authorized the completion OF The up.g Shat
tncE Branch of the Santa Fe Railroad to
take care of this years big crops-wheat
oats and sorghnms. This will open for
immediate settlement and development g
large block OF my land in wheat and
STOCK -Iarning section Of Orhiltree aud
Hansf0rd Counties in Northwest Texas near
Oktahoma State line. where the first crop
ana where cattle and hogs be raisFd at
low cost Land is of prairie character
ready tor the plow. no stone, sfumBs no
brush to be cleared. at attractive prices on
easy terms. Climate hPalthfLI rain falls
dnriag growing season Write for free
folder. giving experience aud re
suits settlers have secured short fiiIe on
small capital. T. C. Spearman 0a7 Halfway
Exchange. Chicago. III
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I Am Bid S1.O62.5O

for lots s. r. cor. 18th and Jewell Ave,
college, Place If You want TO raise this
Did write quickly. Box 11S Newton Kan.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-11-01
WANTED-ro RENT


ings between and 6 p. IN. 313 Kramer st
DANCE-Every Friday night at Silver
Lake. Everybody come.
WANTED-MISCi;L E(lUS
WANTED-Man's suit. dark color. size 40
must be in good repair. D. W, care
Journal
POULTRY WANTED-E. Z. Wise. 112l
Kansas ave Phone J54.
LAUNDRY WANTED-Also day work
419 Adams st.
WANTED-Good riding pony for its feed
Phone 1922 w.
CARPET and rug weaving. Rugs for sale
221 Lake. Phone 229S White.
iO22 HASTY AUTO EMPRESS.
FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS
O-~~~~-~O-~~--~~@~-~-~-~ --~-->~->o~
FOR RENT-Three rooms, cheap for a few
months, 31a miles out. Pleasant loca-
tion. Paved road. Farm land later if de
sired. X 5. care Journal.
TWO modern furnished rooms with board
1901 West 9th.
LARGE FRONT ROOM for gentlemen
close in. Phone 1888 W.
LARGE MODERN furnished room in pri
vate family, west side. Phone Blue 5030
MODERN ROOM, 8 blocks west of State
House Phone Blue 2766.
FOR RENT-Modern furnished rooms. Cal
White 267:.
FURNISHED two-room apartment, adults
Phone Blue 4501.
TWO NICELY furnishd bed rooms, furnace
heat. 1017 West 9th.
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6 ROOMS 500

fOAk FINISH DUW NJ
Close to car and well located on west
side, bath elec lights. 2-room basement
1% lots. garage. front drive chicken house.
II. Z. RICHARDS
423 New England Bldg. Phone 2671
FOR SALE
62A #. fronting Bethany college. TO-
room house, all modern conveniences. suIta-
bly, arranged for duplex apartments that
will rent at once for $50 each. For particu-
lars call CO.,.
STEPHENSON & WEBB.
GIL Kansas Ave
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houses for sale. modern. See owner for
a bargain Phone Black 24O6 D. i
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-26
HOgwaHOwNews
Dunk Botts. Regular Corresp0nder
George BinEhaml.
CopyriEhted-E. L Adams.

CAPE ALLSOP thinks the best exam
" pie he has ever seen on prepared
ness is the tomeat You viii see him
80 out most every evening and
sharpen his claws on a fence post OF
a tree He Is preparing for the fights
he expects that night
Zero Peck believes he has the most
obliging set OF neighbors OF any man
in Hogville. II he IS not already IN
trouble they win hunt up some for
him
Did you notice that the restau-
rant that serves the toughest steak
always has the dullest knives.
The postmaster believes II the fuel
administrator would issue an order
to the Hogville postoffice TO disband
tbs Hogville Loafers club. a good
deal OF fuel (wood fueD could be
conserved. as this body consumes a
great deal Of heat during its daily all
day meetings at the postoffice stove.
Bub Smothers. HoEvilie grocer. says
he bets II he ever gets any more
sugar in stock he viii lay back a
good supply for his own use.
The only people in Hogvllle who
have suffered since the coal strike
has been on are those who are too
lazy 10 cut wood. This element Of
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-26

DRILLIANT and charming in detail
~ was the Christmas dance given
on Thursday evening at the Country
club house. The members Of the
Toltec club were guests Of the
Country club for this dance and
many OF the smart set. both OF Mill
tary and civilian circles. were pres
ent The decorations were especially
elaborate for the dance, mlstletoe.
holly and Christmas trees lighted
with crimson and green lights being
employed in giving TO the clubhouse
an atmosphere Of the glad season.
santa Claus was present and from a
vel filled pack gave each guest a
favor, including toys, noise makers
and other novelties Of the season.
Prior 20 the dancing hours a large
number Of guests were present for
The Christmas dinner at the club
house The tables were decorated
with vases and bowls Of american
beauty roses and lighted with Grim
son candles, giving a further coy.
pretty note TO the interior Of the
spacious clubhouse
One Of the largest dinner parties
was given by Maj. H B. Parker and
capt l. C. Arthur, Of the SD field
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-26
.VIRGINIAN SAYS
HE'S LIKE BRAND
new MAN
Powell was unfit for any
thing before taking Tan
lac-he's feeling fine
now.
now


"a few bottles Of Tanlac have made
me feel ike a brand new man all
over said James T. Powell. Is Nelns
Place. Berkely. Va recently.
"Nr appetite had been very poor
FOR three years" he continued. ~aud
I had gotten 70 be so sadly rundown.
weak and nervous that &c was an ef-
fort Tor me 70 work at all For the
past eight months couldn't eat a
bite OF breakfast and the little 7 man
aged 20 eat at other times seemed 70
Go ne very little good I was 90
nervous and restless that 7 couldn'
sleep half the night through after go
ing % bed and always felt tired and
worn out ] had no energy and but
little strength Ieft and felt miserable
and unfit FOR anything.
But i am an enrirely different
man since I began taking Tanlac- A
sleep ike a log every night now and
get up in the morning feeling so
hungry I can hardly wait FOR break
fast 70 be put on the table. I am Just
fun Of new life and energy and feel
So strong and active that I believe
could win in a foot race. have
picked up several pounds n weight
and am feeling fine There sure ls
something about Tanlac that does the
work all right"
All druggists sell Tanlac.-AdT.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-26
XVIII

Answers 20 the Christmas Day KWi1
l. Jesus Christ was born about
1923 years ago. for IL IS generally
believed that the beginning OF the
Christian era was fixed not exactly at
the birth OF Christ but about four
years later.
@ Joseph. the carpenter. was the
husband OF Mary. the mother OF Jesus
3. The star OF Bethlehem cleaned
In the sky and BY its beams the Three
Wise Men were guided TO the humble
birthplace Of the Savior
4. The Wise Men OF the east came
bearing gifts, frankincense and
myrrh. and from this incident, we
emulate the hsstowal OF gifts on
Christmas day.
s. The boy Jesus was trained in
the arts OF carpentry BY Joseph
6. We call Christmas q holiday as
a contraction Of Holy Day"
Z. A carol Is a simple song. usually
OF a religious trend, and composed
especially for singing on Christmas
day.
8. The holly and the mistletoe are
both popular for decorative purpose
on Christmas day. the custom orig
mating centuries ago in England.
g According 70 tradition, Santa
Claus has his workshop az the North
Pole, although Peary fails 20 mention
having run across them
10. We should never write Xmas
for Christmas" FOR the X" Is the
sign OF the cross upon which Jesus
died. and its use IN connection with
this festive Holy Day IS ineIcusa5le.
New Question:
Z. What is the meaning or the
term pro tenn"
?. IN legal parianee. what Is a
demurrer
g. What IS a covenant
A. What IS the meaning o. buying
stocks "on margin7"
s. who is Sir oliver Lodge7
s. What Is civil libelz"
:. What Is the meaning OF The
abbreviation, ~ F. H.2"
s. What important industry IS
centered at Gloucester, Mass.2
g. What Is a toreador2
10 What is q monastery 1-ThOmp-
son Feature Service. 443 Fourth ave.
New York City Justin Fair, originator.