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Dbl. .I.5o@2. EsCARoI.-Louisians, bol,
s:8s EGGPLANTs.1iG5; GARLIC,
U;so q $50 nearby; Ssk:;, 'l,gL5o; KAIE
3 LETTtCE-Nearby, Dbl. s2,so9b. $50:
nearby, osk.. Sibo@2.bO; Southern. bsk
il0S.75: St. Louis. bsk., $3.50. MUsH-
RooMs-s 10, bsk.. sla $50. ONIONS
Old. yellow. 100 ID bag. s9@l2 old 100
ID. bag, 3s9l7: old Texas, crate, s31S;
California. yellow, crate, tI7595. oRKA
Southern. carriers. SsQs. PEAS-Cali-
fornia, small drum. ts.SoSs; southern
$50. PARSLEY-Louisiana. curly bbl
50; Loul:isns, plain, sS,. strI; BermSaa
RHUBARBIiOO b9nS. ,,2;5Sgs, Roo-
iIoNs-ioo ech.: SOC, @T. SPINACH
Dbl, sl@2, sQUASH-Now, white. box.
$3.50 q a,So; bsk,. iIG.5O; Italian hsk.
ta5OaS $50; old. white, Dbl or bag. sla2;
new. white. North Carolina, bsk;. s. q l6o;
new, Virginia, 100 bchs, S3G6. TOMA-
ToEs.Fiorida. crate, :lg 8; dollhouse.
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CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

AS a direct result of the tremendous
selling OF International Mercantile Ma
rine Corporation shares on the Console
dated Exchange yesterday. which began
with the initial trading and continued
without interruption throughout the
session, there was a loss OF SIS points In
the common stock to 4S%. and OF sM
points from the early high Of 122h the
preferred
The railway shares were made to
suffer from this wave of liquidation, St
New York Central to s0%, Union Pa
cific to 1855 and Texas Pacific TO 4s&.
A considerable portion of the large
gains In the oil issues. in which Mexi-
can Petroleum was advanced to 1s4h
Royal Dutch OF New York to 119&.
Pan American Petroleum to 81 and Sin
clair Oil to 67h. were swept away in
the final hour. Mexican Petroleum re-
ceding points TO 1917 Royal Dutch
of New York 20 TO III. Sinclair Oil Z
to 65H and Pan American Petroleum
about two points TO 95h.
United States Steel common ranged
between 102 and 1888. finishing at
l02l4, the other steel issues also SUE
tanning similar losses New York Cen
trail at s2&. Corn Products at 63A and
Ohio Cities Gas at bi& in the early
trading all reached new figures for the
year.
Pronounced early strength was devel-
oped. in Studebaker, which rose is to
SAN, and General Motors. which ad'
vanced IA points 10 1854. Net gains
averaging points secured to Brooklyn
Rapid Transit, marlborough Consoli-
dated preferred and Third Avenue in the
MONDAY trading were cut in half by
tn
iumbia Gas was one OF the features OF
the day, that stock on good demand
advancing 8 points over Tuesdays Anal
to b3E
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
INTERNATIoNAL PETROLEUM COM
PANy. LIMITED.


NOTICE OF DIVIDEND NO. 3.
= Notice is hereby stven that dividend
OF SOC per share has been declared by the
Directors of the International Petroleum
Co, Ltd, and that the same Will be pay
able on or after the End June, 1919, In re-
epect OF the shares specified in any Bearer
Share Warrants of tho Company upon
presentation and delivery OF Coupons No,
attached to the said Bearer Share War
rants at the following Banks:
The Royal Bank of Canada,
so Church ST., Toronto, Canada
The Farmers Loan AZ Trust CO.,
is-22 william ST., New York y Y.
The Farmers Loan a Trust Co. La.
rs Old Broad St. London. England.
The ofices Of the International
Petroleum Co. Ltd,
Sc Church ST. Toronto. Canada.
whose shares are fully paid UP at the close
OF business on the Slst day of May, 1919.
and whose shares are represented by Reg
istered Certificates will be made by cheque
the Slst day OF May, 1919.
BY order OF the Board.
]. Il. CLARKE Secretary.
Sc Church Street.
Toronto, Canada.
18th May 1919,
THE NEW YORK AIR BRAKE COMPANY
SIXTY-SIXTH QUARTERLY DIVIDEND.
The Board of Directors has this day de-
clared a dividend OF TWO AND ONE
HALF PER CENT. for the quarter, paya-
Bile June 10th. 1919. out of the surplus at
the end OF the year 1918, 10 stockholders
OF record at the close of business June
The transfer books will not close.
Checks for dividend will be mailed to
stockholders at the addresses last fur
nished to the Transfsr ofnce; .
New York Nav 9lEt 1919.
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS
The Telephone Club, incorporated.

Copy of resolution adopted May II. lSA
at special meeting Of members
held May u. 1913:
WHEREAS. 1t is desirable .h.t ~
Club. Incorporated. be changed TO TIA
+, WHEREAS, this meeting is h:ld T..
tiee, signed BY the president and the e
rotary specially calling the same for that
purpose. and stating the time and pla'
ton and the name. The Telephone socie''i
Incorporated II proposes to assume; an-
,. WHEREAS S. such notice was dgly D5..
lished once a week for two successive
weeks In newspaper published and e:J.
In The sun on this soth DAY az ApT
1919, and the 7th day OF May. 1913 and
copy OF such notice was on the dsy o, trs;
publication, as aforesaid. mailed - ca
member at his last known post ofhoe az
WHEREAS. The Secretary Of stG'.
after service upon him OF notice q ~
meeting TO change the name Of this cor
poration, as aforesaid. issued. IN dlP',tA,-'
1919 tbeing the date Of the fret pue.es-
tion as aforesaid. that the name when
ms corporation proposes 10 assume IS 10
the name OF any other corporation aNpea'
ing on his index OF corporations as
thorlzed to do business under the laws ,
the Sthte OF New YORK, or name 49, y
ne deans 50 nearly resembling u as 10 -
calculated TO deceive, which ssll c"!i'0'S-
ing:
RESOLVED. that the name a. -
corporation. Tho Telephone CluN. lneSS''
porated, be change to The Telephone 80
ciety, lncorporatNd' and that thu om'e;.
OF this corpora ton be ard they hereby e.
authorized and directed TO sigD 'erf,,
acknowledge and file such certificate, ara
documents. and 20 DO all acts and ms
necessary to carry this r"snlHtta" IN.
erect and TO effect tho lawful change ~
the name OF the corporation 10 The Tess'
phone Society. Incorporated "
7. n. NEWMAN, S'rr''s'''
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PRODUCE MARKET.

BEANS AND PEAs-BEANs-Marr
Choice; 100 lbs; Sill; marrow Manshq-
pea, choice. IS: medium Choice. VISA;
Lady Washington. California. IS; small
w.h4te; California g; large white. Idaho
tfn..hi' Japsnss.. s1GTs5; DaifuEu' Man
,la.:S; red marrow; 'iO;T56ii: Kintoki
7.bo; black turtle. soup. slO.75GIi; white
So; Kumamoso, Manchsrisn' ,T.sSSSS
.sSsso; cranberry, NanonuriS ai roSnd.
tIi50s long, tI9 $50; short, % ? $50 !;
Gs'tS59s lima pink oOS Ss!fO,.s
!s:Ao, .fss; ws:aiGs,ss' q; ScalltsTHis,
:ss5c s snSsne.o " 1885, H SssT .Se
California, S5.25a5.S0; splits. yellow. $3.50
GF,75' green. tloGil; white. small. Man
churian. 's9sSo: large. t9S.5o.
hrsts. IS to 81 score. 51h G59hc.; sec
onds. SO to 81 score. b5951c.; lower grades
Ss.S' ''' extras a sai use; arsts soG SIC.
seconds, $50 5sc.; State dairy, tubs, finest,
5sa5shc.; good 10 prime $50 $50; COM
men TO fair $50 SSs renovated extras
47T5lc.: imitation creamery, nrsts. SlG
S?c,; ladies. current make, hrsts, $50
SSeSins s.oei Current SSs MAKE Mo
/. tsc.; No. ., 4Sc.; lower grades, 400
34hc.
CHEEsE-state, whole milk. fresh fats.
colored. ID, s29s2hc.; white. SIN a 32c. ;
siHc.: lower grades. so q SIC; twins. sps-
ciais. white. aitc.: colored. slh a sac. {;
average run. white atsc.; colored- 81 y c. /:
lower grades, 30d sic: Wisconsin. whole
milk twins. fresh, 3lhGa1%c.; single
daisies, fresh, coiored. s263.Hc,; double
daisies. fresh, 30 u a sec; Young Americas.
fresh, SO O sac; state, skins, specials 23L
a2ic.; prime to choice. 2OR22Lc c.; fair TO
good, $50 ice: lower grades, sQlic.
EGGS-Fresh gathered extras, dozen.
SOY oslo; storage packed. extra nrsts.
ira hrsts, 4s0isMc.; hrsts. Northerly sec
tions. AN VVMe.; southsrly sections. ~
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METAL MARKET.

The copper market Is quiet and trans
actions Indicate falling of compared
with the heavy sales of last week. De-
mand, however. for late summer deliv-
cry is OF substantial proportions Most
of the big sellers are asking around l6A
cents a pound. Some are quoting 1871
cents for June. In trade circles II is
believed that June will be big month
May Il May 20.
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New Orleans Cotton Market.

NEW ORLEANS, May 21.-The tendency
in cotton to-day was to react from the
long advance. At tho lowest levels
prices were 80 TO IL points under yes
terday. The close was May, 2e.s5c
July. 2o.o5o, October, 27o2c. Decom-
ber. 26.62c. January, 25.40c. Spot
steady. 225 points up middling. 29.sSc
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DIVIDENDS.

Stock OF Paw
Record. able.
Ajax Rubber Co, q, $3.50 May 81 June Is
Atlas Powder Co., q, So May 81 Juno 10
Blackstone Valley Gas &
Elec. Co, pr. s-a, IS. May 20 June 2
Blackstone Valley Gas &
Flee Co., q, S1........ May "a June Q
Cuban Amer. Sugar Co., p,
l<% .......... June &c July l
Cuban Amer. Sugar Co..
2n% ..................Juns Is July
Mckinley -Darragh Savage
Mines OF Cobalt. Ltd, q.
SO ....a.............,.J June July
iA% ..................Ju nsli July
Nat Surety Co, q, SEE 49,. June 20 July
south Porto Rlcan Sugar
Co. pr. q, 2%...,..,.,June ls July
South Porto Rican Sugar
Co, a. 81. cash. June 16 July
United Paper Board Co..
pr, q. ~ q. ....,......July l July 10
Windsor Hotel Co. OF Mon
treal, s%..............M May &c June .
New York Air Brake Co, q.
2h% ...,.,,...........Ju 3 June 50
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SINCLAIR GULF CORPORATION
Notice That Bonds May he Immediately
%. RAdarnntion.

Presented for Redemption. ~
Referring TO notice dated May leth WE
and subsequent dates, relating to the re-
dem ption Of the First Lien Ten Year Con-
vertible Six Per Cent. Gold Bonds OF tnls
CORPORATION, notice ts hereby given thet
arrangements have been made to antici
pate the redemption date heretofore nhso
and to redeem all OF said bonds fortn~rn'
or a. the same may be presented. Accord
IngIy, upon the proper surrender OF saiu
bonds to Bankers Trust Company, l6 Wall
Work and in the case of coupon bonds. OF
ali uninsured coupons appertainthe
thereto tho said bonds Will be redeemed
at ITO and Interest accrued thereon to date
~ presentation provided, however. that no
Interest will be paid beyond June iSth'
1919.
Ownership certificates covering accrued
interest to date of presentation must ac-
company the bonds when presented for re-
demptton.
Dated, May 22d. 1919. -
SINCLAIR GULF CORPORATION,
BY X. PORTER. Assistant Treasurer.
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY

UENEHAI ELEt THO IVNITNN'
Notice Is hereby givcu hat t.r.'''
of two dollars per share has been u" "'"u
payable in cash on July -, 'f'S =. ''"oN
holders of the General Electric Cow pan.
of record AZ the c'oso Of bushes h.H'S =
June :, 1919. Also ina, "a GNl4.' =
two per cent. has been declared. 't' -
in stock Of the Company A. par nr -.
1919. to stockholders OF record At a." c.'-
of business hours on June T, 1919.
Stockholders viii b." paid N" .aHN Ns''N
of fractional shares arising oI' - /.
stock dividend, based upon ~" !"''t-'
price OF the stock on June 7. 'Hl' e>'@p.
as to those who request scrip ,,rt.a al"
for fractions.
The stock transfer boohs -; 49, -
closed.
by order Of the board % Directors
NJ = MESTnNER- -e..r-.ry.
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SPOKANE VALLEY LAND q WATER co.
VIII call on June nth, 1919. nve $1,000
bonds for redemption July lst. 1919, at lob
Al once OF Day a Heaton. Wall Street
Now York, May LIST.
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SOUTH PORTO RICO SUGAR co.

7.
The Board OF Directors have this day
declared quarterly dividends OF . 60 on tho
Preferred Stock and Sc on the Common
Stock. payable in cash on July l, 1919, to
stockholders OF record June l6, 1919.
F. A. DILLINGHAN. Secretary.
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American Telephone 6 Telegraph Co.

A dividend OF Two Dollars per share will
he paid on Tuesday, July 10, 1919, TO stock
holders OF record al tho close Of business
on Friday. June 90, 1919
c. D. MILNE, Treasurer
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PREFERRED AND COMMON DIVIDE. -
The Board OF Directors have 'r. Itr". '''
following dividends payable july lH. .'',
10 stockholders OF record At the lose 40
business June 18TH. 1879:
on the Preferred StoC,, qrar',.I -.'
dend OF l%ot.
on the Common Stock a quart '''
dend OF 24 g.
Checks for the payment Of the I.9r
Will be mailed.
The transfer hooks VT, not %" -
WALTER J, VREELAND s...risy
New York. May 2lst. l9i?,
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ULU AEI AI1S.
Dealers buying prices are as follows I:
LONDON PRICES.

LONDON. May I-Following are the clos
ing metal quotations:
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THE CUBAN-AMERIoNN sIG>R co.

by order OF the Board % Directors
VI. y MESTONER. SerIc-.ry,
The Topeka state journal., 1919-11-29
BUILDERS AT C. OF C.
Party at O'Clock-Dancing, Singing
Other Entertainment on Program

Contractors, architects, engineers.
material men and others interested in
the building trade will gather at the
Chamber Sof Commerce at o'clock
tonight for the Kansas Builders club
party.
Not only local builders but all 9TH
ers in the state are invited to attend
with their wives and ladies. The party
will be an informal one and will in
clude dancing. musical entertainments
and vaudeville. BY courtesy of the
Orpheum theater management, Arden
Ackert, a. singer, will render a few
selections and the Heighloa Hawaiian
Four have also been engaged for the
occasion Refreshments will be served
and one or two good addresses de-
livered.
It's expected that fully $50 con-
struction men will be present. The
committee urges that, the builders co
not wait for personal invitations. If
the proper enthusiasm is shown. the
committee expresses the hope that the
affair may be j ade a weekly. or
monthly one
The Topeka state journal., 1919-11-29
Lazzari Charms Audience

Music lovers who brayed the storm
last night. which, incidentally was the
worst weather of the year, had the
pleasure. of listening to a great artist
Carolina Lazzari, metropolitan prima
donna contralto. appearing on the To-
peka concert series. won her audience
at the very start, and held them
spellboundlthru the entire program, a
fact which is attested to by the four
encores which she so graciously sang.
After hearing last nights recital one
can readily understand the brilliant
success of her brief operate career.
Miss Lazzari has everything that goes
to make a big artist-a gorgeous
voice, beauty, personal charm, and
that poise and simplicity that Is al
ways so captivating The audience
didn't know it. but Miss Lazzari had
beenA in Kansas City for three days
under the care of a throat specialist
and did not consent to sing until yes
terday noon. There were no traces of
the severe cold apparent last night.
She has at her command a most
wonderful voice, three octaves in
range; the low tones are rich and
warm, and the upper register is one
of which many sopranos might be en-
yious Possessed of such a dramatic
and sympathetic organ. coupled with
her charming personality and cordial
stage presence. Miss Lazzari has in
deed brilliant future to look for
ward to.
Her program was we'll n-balanced
and varied, and any attempt to de-
scribe the individual numbers seems
futiie-each one seemed the best when
we were listening to 1t. Literature
for contraitos doesn't contain many
of the Fireworks" but the thrills were
there last night. nevertheless
Mr. AIberti deserves more than
passing mention. He is not Miss Laz-
zaris regular. accompanist, but his
work was done in a very creditable
manner
| The audience found the auditorium
| a very comfortable and comparatively
cozy place, 1t was warm. and a
beautiful floor lamp on either side OF
| the artist dressed up the entire stage.
Very fortunately the lamp shades and
Miss Lazzari's gown were of the same
| rosy hue, so the effect from the front
was pleasing to the eye as we'll as to
! the ear.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-11-29

TRY THIS FREE
Wonderful Invention Sent on so Days
Trial Before You Pay.


Simply send me your name and 1 will
send you my new copyrighted rupture
book and measurement blank. When you
return the blank 1 will send you my
new Invention for rupture. Wien 1t ar
rives put it on and wear 1t. Put 1t to
every test you can think of. The harder
the test the better you will like it. You
will wonder how you ever got along
or belts with leg straps of torture.
with the old style cruel spring trusses
Your own good, common sense and your
own doctor will tell you it Is the only
way in which you can ever expect a cure.
After wearing it 80 days if it is not en-
tirely satisfactory in every way-if 1t is
not easy and comfortable-if you cannot
actually see your rupture getting better
and il not convinced that a cure Is merely
a question of time-just return 1t and you
are out nothing. Any rupture appliance
that is sent on 30 days trial before you
pay is worth giving a trial. Why not tell
your ruptured friends of this great offer ?
We refer you to any Bank or Trust Co.
in Kansas City
EASYHOLD co, 1J6 Koch Bldg, Kansas
City, Mo.-Ady.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-11-29
LOVE LIES NEAR DEATH
Young Matron and Youth in Remark
able Crime Incident.

Washington, Nov. 29.-Mrs. Flor
ence Robinson comely young matron
lying near death in a hospital. and
Grover Gordon, little more than a
youth, who because he said he loved
her yesterday shot the woman thru
the body. and who for the same an
nounced reason twelve hours later
ktpt her alive by giving his blood for
TRANSMISSION to her veins. today were
the principals in one of the most re-
markable crime incidents in Washing
ton police history.
Following a Jealous quarrel recently
Gordon yesterday went to the home
OF the young woman, who some time
ago had separated from her husband,
to bid her final goodby. as he ex
pected to leave that day for his old
home in Wheeling. W. Va. As she
stood in his embrace Gordon fired a
revolver shot thru her body.
After his arrest last night Gordon
was told that Mrs. Robinson would
die unless some one speedily volun-
teered to submit to blood TRANSMISSION.
He eagerly offered himself and re-
quested only that if the patient still
were conscious that she be told of his
action.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-11-29
RATE OF EXCHANGE BET
Georges Carpenter Has Powerful
Financial Ally in Fight.

Paris. Nov. 29.-Georges Carpen-
tier will have a powerful ally lighting
for him when he faces Joe Beckett at
HOlborn stadium on December a.
the rate of exchange. Carpenter
will receive 5000 pounds. win. lose or
draw. according to unofficial reports.
At the normal rate of exchange this
would mean that the French champ
ion would receive about 125,0o0
francs but with the exchange rate as
it is at present, running at about 40
francs to the pound, Carpenters
share will amount to almost 100000
francs.
pounds, Or approximately the differ
ence between his share under normal
rates and at present
II am betting velvet, just plain
velvet, on the fight" says the French
man.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-11-29

The afternool program for the
Woman's club meeting next Thursday
is in the charge OF the civic depart
ment. They have asked Dr. d. n.
Marvin, the state psychologist from
Osawatomie. to deliver the address.
His subject is Community Conscious
ness. Doctor Marvin is a young man
VINO served as a psychologist in the
army. Some one from Kansas discov-
cred him and managed to get him
here; which they considered a really
worth while achievement. He is Ie-
markably brilliant and able and will be
interesting to hear speak.
The civic department. has no special
program for the morling but will de-
vote itself to discussion of plans and
further organization. The education
department has asked Dr. e Leigh
Nudge from Washburn to speak to
them. His subject is The Religious
Significance of Youth" The home
economic department is planning a
thrift meeting. Mr.. Charles H. Ell
lott will talk to them on considered
Spending. An experience meeting
viii follow. In the art departma. =.
Mrs. w. c. Wheeler viii read paper
on ''MemOria Is Mrs w D. Ross
VIII tell of the various memorials that
are being erected to Theodore Roose-
welt. A discussion will follow the pa
per and talk. The forestry chairman
IepOIlS InaI Mr. A. L. Daniels Will talk
on Trees" and Mr.. Robert McGiffert,
park commissioner. will tell what he
has found out about having a forester
in Topeka. In the literature depart
ment Prof. Charlotte NJ. Leavitt will
deliver the second OF her lectures on
Tennyson.
modern Russian program will be
furnished by the music department.
Mrs Il. G. Hughes will be the inter-
pretative reader. Mrs. Ht nry Dott err
WEIGH will sing group of folk songs.
G.!sS Margaret PoindeNter viii play a
prelude in = Minor by Rachmaninoff,
rnd Mrs. George w. Parkhurst will
sing three modern Russian songs.
Mrs w. a. Coston has charge of
the social activities of the day As
sisting her are Mrs. F.. L. Campbell.
1Irs. r. P. Bartlett Mrs. II. w Seery,
Mrs. G. E. Bascam. The nall recep-
ton committee is Mrs Frank Whitney,
Mrs. Oscar Donnett. DR.. Elvenor Err
nest. Mrs. w. l.. Gardner and Mrs
William Horiey are also on the social
committee for that day.
- * =;
-trs w. d. Storrs was hostess at a
tea yesterday afternoon in compliment
To DR.. Frances Storrs Johnston of
Peterborough. Scotland. who is visiting
IN Topeka. Guests were old friends of
DR.. JohnstOn's. DR.. Johnston came to
this country to attend the International
The Topeka state journal., 1919-11-29

A piece of machinery,
often like a great business
executive, expresses eff
cheney in its silence.
The engine of the Hot
Spot Chalmers does its
work SO we'll, offers so
little complaint to it's
tasks that you are won at
once by its modest absence
of noise.
And gears, universal
joint, driving shaft, differ
ential and rear axle perform
in perfect harmony with
the engine.
The reason for this
silence is a lack of vibration.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-11-29
BREAK ROLLER RECORD
Price and Eyre win Fifty Mile Quincy
Gardens Marathon,

A worlds roller skating record was
broken in Topeka Thanksgiving day.
J. Gilbert Price and Harry Eyre. long
distance roller skating team of the
Quincy Gardens club won the fifty
mile marathon in 3 hours. II minutes.
81 seconds, clipping a full "a minutes
off the record set at Chicago in 1915.
The former title holders of the
roller skating racers for the fifty mile
course were Joe Loerey. and Alfonso
r. Eggelington. Eyre and Price aver
aged 3 minutes and 81 seconds to the
mile. Other teams entered in the
race finished as follows: Boyer and
Eberley. 3:1s:09; Mayes and Tew
3:19:2S; Hose and Critics, 3:2O:11.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-11-29

Mrs. Godfrey Earle enc her boots.

Mary Malone, famous actress. who
is now Mrs. Godfrey Tearle. arrived
recently in New Y k : ON abroad
wearing a pair of high ooots as the
latest Europe l fat y footwear.
The boots are of leather. In view
of the fact that an ordi,-ary pair of
oxfords costs half week's pay, there
is slight probability that the boots
will be generally VCrr.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-11-29
PEACE WITH SOvIETS
Esthonians A
$ Announce Opening OF
Negotiations.

London, Nov. 29.@The Esthonian
government has announced that peace
negotiations with soviet Russia will be
begun at Dorpat on Tuesday next,
December 2. according to wireless
dispatch from Moscow today.
The soviet delegates, it is stated. will
cross the front in the neighbohood of
PskOVa
The Topeka state journal., 1919-11-29
By It's Silence

Vibration is the origin Of
trouble in motor car.
Hot Spot and RAMS
Horn are the underlying
causes for this absence of
vibration in a Chalmers.
They "predigest" the low
grade, heavier gas of the
day, 'pulverize" it, take
the throb OUT" and supply
high efficiency.
You know what to expect
from a talkative man or a
noisy piece of machinery.
but until you have ridden
in a Hot Spot Chalmers
you cannot guess its smooth
ness nor its silence.