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Nprgc OF Ieroensituatiuncn.

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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-01-11
GETS Bic SPREAD
Topeka Woman Has Page Pic
ture in Seattle Times.
Mrs. Albert Charles Phillips
Was Reared in Kansas.
HAS RARE ORIENTAL GIFTS
Her Collection Was Made on a
Tour of World.
She Is a Musician of Unusual
Ability.
HAS RARE ORIENTAL GIFTS

A former Topeka woman. Mrs. AL
bert Charles Phillips, now Of Seattle,
Washington, is the subject of a story
in the Seattle Sunday Times. and a full
page picture of her appears on the
front page of the society section. She
is pictured with her harp. The article
concerning her tells of her collec
dion of rare Oriental gifts. which she
received during a tour of the world
which she made some years ago. 1t
speaks of her frequent entertainments
at musicale-teas. when distinguished
persons assemble at home. She is
herself a musician of ability.
Mrs. Phillips is the daughter of
Mrs. Dewitt c. Nellis. of Topeka, and
was brought up in Kansas, spending
nearly all her life in this state to
the time of her marriage, excepting
the time she lived abroad.
Was Educated Abroad.
The article concerning Mrs. Phil
lips is, in part. as follows:
Mrs. Phillips was educated abroad.
having spent the greater portion of
twelve years there. She was the young
est woman ever admitted to the Uni
versity of Berlin, being only eighteen
years of age. She was admitted as q
matriculated student, not as a guest
at the lectures; took courses at the st.
Andrews University, Edinburgh, Scot
land, and then was a student at
the SOrbOnne, the University OF PdrlS.
Mrs. Phillips is a fluent linguist. She
speaks five languages.
During her travels she visited in Ha-
wall. Guam, Midway Islands and the
Philippines. She sailed for the latter
place with the first congressional
party after the one of which Alice
Roosevelt was a member. During the
two years of travel, Mrs. Phillips, with
her party was the first American ever
entertained at BhopaI, one of the GEN.
trail provinces of India. by the Begun
6queepl. who is the only woman ruler
in the ninety-five states of India.
Mrs. Phillips, in telling incidents of
the queen, said she went to the coro-
nation of George V. in London, TAX
ing all her supplies and even drinking
water in 200 casks from India so she
and her retinue would not have to use
anything touched by Christian hands,
she being Mohammedan in faith. The
queen presented Mrs. Phillips a brace
let made of COMEDIANS and turquoises,
made from long earrings, which
reached to the shoulders. The invita-
lions for the visit came thru the
queens prime minister whom Mrs
Phillips knew in Paris.
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BUSINESS CHANCES


FOR RENT-New Commercial House
erected 1916: built according to hotel
rules: 10 large bed rooms, bath room. t
wardrobe rooms. kitchen, dining. parlor
and office rooms. Building wired and piped
for lights. Steam furnace and water sys-
TEN can be installed. Cellar under build
ing; large porches with roof CiStern
and well porch. In Il town of 500: 4
churches, > banks. stores. 1 restaurant,
= blacksmith shop, garages. newspaper
electric light plant. district and high
school Main line Rock Island road Mid
land Trail, 20 miles Camp Funston Can
give possession March l. 1919. Address
A. NJ. Rudolph, Riley, Kan.
DON'T Iuy or sell any oil stocks until YOU
read the Mid-COntinent Oil Press. Inn
partial and inside facts about different
oil companies. Any oil question answered
The truth about the oil business in gem
.eral. Big semi-monthly. illustrated. Sub
scription price $50 a year. Trial suSserip-
ton. with map of Mid Continent field sent
free without obligation. Mid-COntinent
oil Press. 10O4 Walnut St, Dept. 4e. Kansas
City. Mo.
OPPORTU NIFTY of life time. Stock SO per
share. Million dollar automobile fac
tory. Half sold. Operating now. Two
years output sold Climber Corporation,
Little Rork. Arkansas.
TEXAS ~LEASES-Ranger made lease
holders millinnaires overnight Our
county joins. Seize opportunity to buy
4O-aere lease $500 W Homer Shanks
clyde. Texas
5000 TO $500 INVESTMENT in local enter
price. 10 per cent guaranteed with chance
for more. address j y. L." care Journal.
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WANTS
AND MISCELLANEOUS ADS

4 ADVERTISING RATES: he rate for
Inserting Want Ads in The topeka Stats
journal is / cent a word each insertion.
minimum ~ cents: by the week cents
word minimum 80 cents
COUNT THE WORDS of your nd includ
ing four words for State Journal address.
When address is used count each initial
letter and each number or combination of
figures ms one word.
CLOSING HOUR: Want Ads to be
classified properly must be In The State
Journal office before 1920 O'Clock. Want
Ads received after 10 20 TIL 1 Is p. m will
be inserted under the head: "Too Late to
Classify
OUT OF TOWN advertisements. must be
accompanied with cash check in full
payment OF the same. Note the foregoing
instructions about counting the words and
the rate per word for The Topeka State
Journal.
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WANTED-AGENTS

ROOSEVELTS LIFE STORY
A book including his travels. Beauti-
fully illustrated Also latest and best
war books. Biggest commissions. Fastest
sellers. Free outfits. Your opportunity.
ACT. Hertel Company, Publishers, Chi
cago.
TAILORING AGENTS-Men's made to
order suits. Snappiest, best materials.
Prices lower than others. Hustlers earn
big money. Spring line sent free. Leeds
Wooden Mills, Chicago.
eral March's brother. Most complete Of
ficial book published. Best terms. Biggest
outfit free. J. s. Ziegler Co, Chicago.
COAL SHORTAGE making OIL burner men
rich. Gas fire in coal stoves from
Kerosene. Get our big offer. Wonder
Burner Co, ColumbusS Ohio.
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WANTED-MAHE HELP

HUNDREDS U. S. government permanent
positions now open to men: IL or over :
Many in your home section. Short hours.
Cmmon education sufficient. List positions
free. Write Immediately. Franklin Insti-
keepers and clerks to train
$4,000 to $1,000 openings as. cost ac-
home study plan. Write J. b. Tanner,
President, III Grant Park Bldg. Chicago.
GOVERNMENT railway mail clerk and
other "exams" coming everywhere soon.
Let cur civil service expert, former gov
eminent examiner, prepare you. Write
TO-DAY for free booklet: Ri, Patter on
Civil Service School, Rochester, n. Y.
YOUNG MEN, IL and over, are eligible for
government railway mail clerks, $50
month. Examinations soon For free par
tieulars. write K. A. IT Terry. former eivil
ing, Washington.
MAN TO WORK THIS CITY refinishing
chandeliers, brass beds, automobiles, by
new method so daily without capital or
experience. write Gunmetal Co. 25S Elm,
Decatur. Ill.
MAN with knowledge of poultry and egg
business who can drive auto truck. Ad
dress z. o. Box 10, stating experience,
reference, phone No. and salary expected.
MEN-Aee II to 80. experience unneces
sary, travel: make secret Investigations.
Foreign Detective Agency. 2s3 st. Louis.
WANTED-Man to book orders for food
products and hire agents; exclusive ter
Newark, New York.
BRAKEAIEN, FIREMEN. $50 5000 MONTH
w. experience unnecessary. Write, send
stamp for requirements. Railway. care
journal.
WANTED-names men Is to 40 wishing to
become Topeka mail carriers. $1,000 first
year. 931 l.. this office.
COMPETENT woman for general house
work: no washing Gall at 1917 w. 18th.
WANTED-Waiters and mattresses at
Bates & Capps cafe So Kansas ave.
WANTED--Messenger boy over 16. Apply
managing editor. State Journal.
MALE STENOGRAPHER-CL CLERK. o.
Krause and Son, 224 Kansas ave.
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IOSI AND FOL Nd

LOST-PTObabiy last Sunday afternoon
gold pin, shape of wild rose with dia-
mond center. Telephone 800 or please re-
turn to 100 Fillmore st. Reward.
LOST-At Warren NJ. Crosby's rest room
roll of $40 in halves. Bertha Martz at
McCIeery Dudley Lumber Co. Finder please
call 972. Liberal reward.
LOST'--On Oakland car. pocket book con
tanning 81 80 an $50 Liberty loan LiDnie
Donaldson, POP Kellam Phone 47T4 X 2.
LOST-Round black muff at or near Santa
Fe depot. Reward. Mrs. 7. II. Kosier
CarboudaTe, Kan.
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WANTED : Experienced stenographer,
speed on typewriter important. Apply
Monday Room s, No. 701 Jackson st.
WANTED-Dining room girl or waitress
Apply at once by letter. The American
Hotel. Cottonwood Falls. Kan.
WOMAN OR GIRL for house work in small
family. Desirable place, reasonable
wages. 8. care Journal.
WANTED-Waitressf for houses in Kansas.
Apply Mgr. Harvey Hon. Santa Fe
depot
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. girl for general
house work. 30 washing. 1436 Polk
,WANTED-Girl for general house work,
mornings. 1920 Clay st.
WANTED-Girl to work for her room and
hoard- 1O1S CIny st
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WANTED-SALESMEN
MAN WANTED TO SELL GROCERIES.
SELLING EXPERIENCE NOT NECES-

SELLING EXPERIENCE NOT NECES-
SARY.
One of worlds largest grocers (ca9ital
over $1.00O,OO0) wants ambitious man in
this locality to sell direct to consumer ma
coffees spices, paints. oils, stock foods,
etc. Big line, easy sales. Values beat any
ence or capital required. Complete sample
you. Long established reliable house.
Write today John Sexton & Co, 352 W.
Illinois St, Chicago. Ill.
WORLDS RECORD ON WAR BOOKS;
ALSO LIFE OF ROOSEVELT.
hrs. our copyrighted Patriotic Insert for
soldiers photograph and military record,
sells war book on sight. Introduction by
Freight paid. Credit given. Act quick.
Sample book with Patriotic Insert free. II.
L. Baldwin Co., Cleveland, o., 31f Rookie
sALEsMEN-Biig quick profits-new car
moving part installed STALLED in thirty minutes
start in zero weather without heating or
printing, 10 day FREE trial. Write L. &
J; Carburetor Co, sos W. Jackson Blvd,
SALESMEN Tor Kansas. Vacancy January
fifteenth. Permanent position Old house
High commissions $500 weekly advance
Sales Manager, Suite T2G, 500 Woodward,
detroit.
SALESMAN WANTED-For exclusive ter
Every owner will want one. Big profit.
u. Hoeller, 4131 Cleveland ave, st. Louis.
Mo.
SELLING SIDNER'S Simple System of
bookkeeping and Income Tax Record.
Particulars upon request. The Sidner Co,
NInc.. 1875 W. Gay st, Columbus. Ohio.
SALESMEN-Sel made to measure rain
coats. Easy sales. Make big money. No
deliveries collections. Superior Raiucoat
Co, Dayton. o.
SALESMEN-Sell direct TO consumer. Big
advanced. OIL
tic Paint Co., 517 Finance Bldg, Kansas
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WANTED--AGENTS
"WORLD WAR HISTORY


COMPLETE, PICTORIAL, AUTHENTIC.
war. Best terms. Write quick for Free
will hep secure double subscribers. send
BIC. Il. L. Phillips Publishing Co, Atlanta,
Ca. Waco. Texas. Address nearest office.
AGENTS either sex Take order for
pee Mlfary war OF w tGf = bo0k @
commission. Outfits and looks ready.
Presses running day and night. Big rec
per agent ST day. Send Zoe for mailing
FREE outfit. Memorial Life of Roosevelt
same price. same terms. +. B. Dickerson
Co., Detroit, Mich,
LIFE OF THEODORE ROOSEVELT
bY William Draper Lewis. his intimate po
litical associate and friend. Low price.
money maker Tor solicitors. Special terms.
Freight paid. credit given. Outfit FREE.
Universal House, Philadelphia.
$1,000 DAILY distributing Prize Peace
Pictures liberty and Peace; True Sens
'.Foch." 'Pershng," Honor Kohl Enormous
demand. Samples free Also portrait eata-
log: Consolidated Portrait Co.. 1854 W.
ROOSEVELr-rRUE AMERICAN, Au-
thentic illustrated book. Also world
free Philips Publishing Company, Chi,
cago: Atlanta, Ga, Waco, Texas. Address
AGENTS breaking ali records taking or
ders for one popular History of The Great
War. Wonderful Photographic ilIustra-
lions. Big commissions Prospectus and
outfit free. n. d. Thompson & Co, St
LOUIS, NO.
AGENTS-"RoOsevelt Memoirs :" complete
80 life Illustrated 600 pages; price postpaid,
quick National Memorial Publishers
Established 1871, Lakeside Bldg. Chicago.
AGOSAVE-Saves high :, cost of eggs
Equals fresh eggs at 15c dozen Enorn-
Gus demand now. Make So to IS day
Get busy; write today. American Products
Co. SIS American Bldg. Cincinnati. o.
LIFE OF THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
HISTORY OF WORLD WAR BY MARCH.
Agents with those two books making $500
per hour. Biggest terms. Both outfits free,
state choice Historic Book Co.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTEDs-Position bookkeeper and
general office work. Use comptometer.
Address III 100" care Journal.
SITUATION WANfED-By an experienced
lady setenographer and bookkeeper Ad-
dress y. H., care State Journal
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BONDS.

Liberty bonds bought and sold. SO W.
9th. Phone 2I65. John Kleinhans.
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pICr,'nE FRAMING

FRAMING. .tgi!dinx mat making, mount
ing done By Sullivan Arr Store. l22. t24w r
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WANTED-Girls for work in bindery, 16
years of age older. Experience de-
sirabIe. but not necessary. Steady en-
ployment. The Hall Lithogrdphing Co,
G2S Jackson st.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE.
100 acres in Coffey Co, Kan, miles from
town. fair improvements some bottom land
G5 cultivated, 81 grass. Incunbrauce 5000:
long time. Want clear western land for
equity.
C. l.. COTTON.
Phone 1881 Cos Kansas Ave
l WILL exchange 21a sections Of good tilt
able land. most Of which is subject to
irrigation from shallow wells. Located in
the celebrated Peeos T0Sah valley. Texas.
VIII trade for eastern Kansas farm lands
or income property. Address Owner"
care II. ii. Heath & Co., Topeka. Kan. 70
Columbian.
GROOM modern house. two blocks from
state house. VIII take North Topeka
property part payment. Terms for balance
Slyernail. 531 Kansas ave.
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FOR RENT-FURNIsHED HOUSES

10-ROOM modern house. furnished: good
location for rooming house. 1913 Topeka
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THOS. G. SHILLINGLAW
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

~ : -~---~~-~>->---N~-~--
THREE SECTIONS, Weld county, Colo
RADIO. for sale or exchange. Would consider
property in northwest or property not
heavily encumbered with some cash.
Mpls Rental Co, 800 Inlace Bldg. Min
neapolis, MINI.
FOK SALE OR TRADE for livestock. 4
room cottage, ~ lots at 12I3 Elliott ave.
]. ID. Bozarth. Route "a. Topeka, Kan
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NOTICE OF MEETING or STOCKHOLM
ERS IN THE HOMESTEAD BUILD-

Notice Is hereby given that n special
meeting of the stockholders of the Home-
stead Building and Loan Association will
be held at the office OF the Association in
Saiina. Hansaa. Monday. January 21tn,
A. D. 1919. at 80 o'clock .. m.. for the
purpose of adopting a resolution extending
the time Of duration of It's charter for n,
period Of twenty wears from November q.
1919. and for the transaction Of such other
business us may come before the meet.l q.
A. w DODGE. Secretary. J
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MEDICAL
INSURANCE.

FIRE. tornado aud automobile Insurance.
Chas. Il. Nichols. S37 North Kansas ave.
Phone 2mi2
L. " WfLSON-r.rc, tornado. Iiate glass
INSURANCE. Phone $50. % i'oinpihInn Rl1e.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
NEW
BUNGALOW

room with built-in furniture. large living
room and dining room. fireplace built in
bookcases and escritoire. French doors
built in wardrobes in bed room closets.
elegantly. appointed 3 piece bath, large
cement floored cellar. furnace connected
to range boiler, dust proof coal room,
fruit closet. garage with cement floor
IL lots, on pavement. Priced to sell. Real
home.
The Shawnee Investment Co..
ia Kansas Ave- Phone fff-O
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TYPEwRTTERs

ALL STANDARD MAKES. Sale or rent
Repairs by factory trained iuerhanIcs.
We lead: others follow. CRANE h COM
PANY. ~ years in business.
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I31 KANSAS AVE --2no floor large room
26 tt by 80 tt. suitable for manufarfur-
ing. storage or lodge Half block south OF
Rock Island depot Cheap rent Cali
hhane SO
FOR RENr-StoFe room 1tEi3 Kansas ave
nue.. S25 per month
THE SHAWNEE INVESTMENT 60.
aS4 Kansas Are. Phone $50
ItE.ts r 4TH-Store room. good business
location. living room in rear. gas and
Fiertric lights. city water furnished Phone
FOR RENT-Display room. - II. front,
29T W. 6th- Inquire 205 ". 9th.
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SERVICES OFFERED

DIGS Sleqnsd clean ln,iependent
l\SoO Cleaners. Telephone cat GIG
Kansas Avenue.
MOORE & DAVIDSON, expert plano tnn-
ing aud rSp;xriag. Phone Black thS
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FOR RENT-Rta,Hs
FOR RENr-sToRE ROOMS

TWO unfurnished rooms. lis T. 4th Phone
2:s01 K-2.
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FOR PENTHOUSE
FOR RENT

1915 Clay. facing Central park, S roo
house. all modern, barn, SO.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY

Bicycles ana Astorcyeies.
SHAWNEE CYCLE CO.. Ia East lth 1t
Phone 400
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FOR RENT-FLATS


SIN-ROOM KEN per flat ready about Janu-
airy 20. 723 Topeka ave Phone Black
313S.
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-10-22
NAVAL AVIATION OFFERS GREAT OPPORTUNITIES

Naval engagements Of the Great War have made plain that in
 the future battles will preceded by the air Other things being equal victory will go the fleet possessing the most efficient air force Ships of the a-huge flying boats bombing and gunnery seapanes, and small fast scoutswi
 aneuver with the fleets engaging the enemy aircraft obstruc ing his observations bombing his ships and spotng for their own gunners.
 The future importance of naval aircraft preaged by the rapidly expanding United Naval Service Owing necessity during the for the safeguarding of military nforma ton, but little public about the patrols combas of planes The magnitude of their operations only being d 198 United States Navy of 100000 miles
 It fact worth recalling that the United Naval Ava ton Detachment which the States May Europe after the United ton of seapan patrols and during the thousands of miles of convoy only ship such conveys successfully lacked by enemy submarines
 The Story yet be told of seapanes lonely vgls the North Seasn watches and long patrols through fog and bufeed by ovdangerous how five naval aviator routed twenty German fighting aircraft off the Dutch of the bombing of Poa the Austrian naval base when young naval pilot spun his seapane the tending be of control and the enemy aircraft and before the guns of Austrian forts rescued his disabled panon These but examples of the many of daring and gaantry performed by the officers and of the United States Naval Air Service duirng the
 Enistments for in the Naval Air Service and the opportunity presented get the ground floor the world from above the saying Due the rapid expansion of the Naval Air Service the increasing navy aircraft promotion will rapid many given an opportunity to fly.
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-10-22
THE SUCCESSFUL FAIR

the Northern Arizona State Fair was the biggest and best held by the fair association in Northern Arizona IS the of opinion of those position best judge That the large crowds who attended the celebration pleased is shown by the many remarks that have been made respecting the exhibits and the entertainment features.
 The splendid cooperation of all workers is worthy of From the highest the smallest place each every worker put forth his her best efforts with the result that the fair proved be of the best fairs held only Northern Arizona but in the State of Arizona
 Governor Campbell loud in his praise of the wonderful growth of this institution Likewise Jesse Boyc Senator Green and other state officials who visited the fair.
 To Tom Mix and his company belongs special praise for they the job every minute and willingly added the general program.
 Never history of northern Arizona or any fair track thoroughbred horses running for such small purses the Northern Arizona Fair track this year and this is but Two proud horemen have taken silver trophy cups with E. " Winters his cup Kansas and the C. B. Irwin his Cheyenne. All horsemen expressed themselves being pleased with the accorded them North Arizona State fair.
 The only disappointing feature of the entire fair the fail of the airplanes arrive from Rockwell field Every had been given the Secretary that the aanes would reach Prescott the 15 When they did show the 18th Miss Sparkes immediately wired the commanding officer well ed asking for information concerning the planes No word received until the telegram to ton addressed to It. McCa presumably the charge of the flying circus This asked regarding planes. This message returned Rockwell ed spe cal request that information be immediately regarding the planes On Monday telegram received from the command ing officer of Rockwell field advising that planes met with accident and that a letter follows.
 As stated this the only card of the fair which did out and the hope of the association that the aviato did no meet with a serious accident.
 The exhibits every department outcassed those of for The decorations everything in general took which speaks wonders for the Northern Arizona Fair.