davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-30

lei traSpaSo.
Ell Concejo autoriza ell traspa-
so en- la forma indicada por Ell
isefior Gautier, 10 que debera mo-
ltificarse al seiior Juan Carreras
para que pueda este autorizar la
escritura de dicho traspaso di-
Irectamente al senor Gautier.
Por ef sehor Corisionado de
Hacienda, Sc presentan al Con-
.cejo dos proyectos de Ordenan-
Izas disponiendo emprestitos por
Has sumas de $15.840.00, y
$685. 100000, para fines escolares,
1interesando la aprobaci6n de los
rnismos Y remission y autorizar
les referidos emprestitos.
El Concejo, despues de discu-
itfr los dos proyectos citados los
aprueba y ordena la remission de
i los mismos a la Asamblea Mu-
nicipal a los efectos de su apro-
bacion y que Sc envfe el de
a$25.000.00 a la aprobacion} del
Comisionado de Education, en-
cuanto al deselnbolso con cargo
| a los fondos escolares por capi-
Etal e intereses de tai emprestito.
Habiendo justifcado el senor
Angel Ayala, necanico de la
Planta DEF Acueducto, su estado
/ de enfermedad, y expresando ell
seiior Auditor Municipal, que
aquel tiene derecho a la icencia
de dos meses con sueldo antici-
pado que solicita, concede dicha
licencia, debiendo ell peticionario
dar cue11ta al citado Auditor Mu
Inicipal, del dfa en- que comenza-
lra a hacer uso de dicha licencia.
Por lnanimidad adopta .el
IConcejo la siguiente:
Ordenanza estableciendo ali
Ineaciones para Ia Gale Ernesto
Cerra, Santurce, entire la Aveni-
da Ponce. de Leon y la zona de
Was de la Compania de Ferroca-
yriles de Puerto Rico.
Ell Sr. Con1isionado de Obras
EEPdblieas, -solidita aaterizaci6n pa
ra proceder inrnediatamente a la
preparation del proyecto para la
pavimentacion de las GALES En-
nesto Cerra y sus transversales
Iasf como Jas del barrio detras
Talleres, va que las obrasL Lde, al
cantarillado en- dichos sitios han
sido recibidas provisionalmente
a
por ell rematista y estar la Ad-
ministracion en- condolences de
proceder aquellas obras de pa
virnentaci6n.
Ell Concejo concede al senor
Comisionado de Obras P1blicas,
la authorization que solicita para
que inmediatamente prepare el
'proyecto para pavimentaci6n de
los sitios que intdica, con ell fin de
cue Sc realize dicha obra urgen-
It mente.
A peticion del senior Miguel
Ferrer, Comisionado de Obras
Pdblicas, Sc concede a este una
Ilicencia de dos naeses con sueldo
|anticpiado para trasladarse a
'santo Domingo, a tener efecto
diclla licancia a partir del dia 9
Gle 1ovienbre proximo. 4
Da cuenta ell senior Comisiona-
do de 0bras Publicas, de una re-
elamaci6n de Ia sonora Petrona
Cepeda, por la su1na de $1,000,
importe de una palma de coco,
que hubo necesidad de derribar
con motive del trasladado a un
nqevo enplazarniento fuera de Ia
zona correspondence a Ia calleI
de Melilla, de una casa propirdadl
de aquella seiiora, Y que como al
redactar el proyecto para las
obras de afffmado de las Gales
del barrios de Melilla no Sc com
prendio indemnizaci6n alguna a
Ia referida propietaria por el cor
tes de la palmera en- question, cree
ennvnninnfo on al COCO do r,i5a Al I
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-01-08
Famous Old Recipe
for Cough Syrup
Easily and cheaply made at home,
but 1t bents them all for
quick results.

Thousands Of housewives have found
1t they can save two-thirds OF the
iney usually spent for cough prepare
ms, by using the Vell-known old recipe
making cough syrup at home. 10
simple and cheap but it has no equal
prompt results. 1t takes right hold
a cough and gives immediate relief,
ually stopping an ordinary cough in
hours or less.
Get 2% ounces of Pinex from any
lggist, pour it into a pint bottle and
plain granulated sugar syrup to
Ike a full pint. II you prefer, use
rified molasses, honey, or corn syrup,
stead of sugar syrup. Either way, it
Stes good, keeps perfectly, and lasts
family a long time.
is truly astonishing how quickly it
IS, penetrating through every air
ssage Of the throat and lungs-loos-
S and raises the phlegm, soothes and
ais the membranes, and gradually but
rely the annoying throat tickle and
'aded cough disappear entirely. Nothing
tier for bronchitis, spasmodie Group,
Rrsencss or bronchial asthma.
Pinex is a special and highly coneen-
tied compound of genuine Norway
he extract, known the world over for
healing effect on the membranes.
Avoid disappointment by asking your
uggist for "2ls ounces of Pinex" with
j directions and don't accept anything
C. Guaranteed to give absolute salts
,tion or money promptly refunded
le Pinex Co., Fl. Wayne, Ind.
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READY FOR COMPROMISE
Democrats Will Meet Republicans Half
Way on Pact, Says Underwood.


Washington, Jan. s.-With few ex-
ceptions Democratic senator's are will
ing to meet senate Republicans in a
reasonable compromise on the peace
treaty, Senator Hitchcock, of Nebraka,
administration leader, said today in a
letter to r. NJ. Washburn, of Boston,
which he had placed in the Congress
sional Record. The letter was q reply
to a resolution adopted by the Roose-
welt club of which Mr.. Washburn is
vice president, urging President Will
son and Democratic leaders in con-
gress to make concessions which
would bring about immediate ratifi-
cation of the treaty.
Il beg to assure YOU" wrote Sena-
tor Hitchcock, that Democratic sera-
tors generally. with probably two or
three exceptions, are ready to meet
Republican supporters of the treaty
halfway in an honorable compromise
sof differences. beg to say, how
ever, that so far as can be ascertained
there are not over a dozen or fifteen
Republican senators who have shown
others continue TO hold with Senator
Lodge that the resolution which he
presented and which received only
Al votes represents an irreducible
minimum in treaty ratification, so far
as they are concerned. on a reasons
able compromise Of existing differ
ences on reservations, I feel justified
in saying that of the "a votes neces-
sary the Democratic senators will be
able to furnish more than two-thirds.
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JAIL "3-FINGER JACK"
Evangelist Who Preached in Topeka
Held In California.

Held In California.
"Three-Fingered Jack Goodwin,
evangelist and self-styled reformed
ex-convict, who conducted a series of
religious meetings in Topeka about
three years ago, was recently jailed
in San Bernardino, Cal, on suspicion
OF having been implicated in fires set
by the I. W. w, according to news
stories appearing in Los Angeles news
papers.
Goodwin, while here, organized a
"workingman's church" in North To-
peka, and preached from tbs working
mans point of view. He is being held
for the grand jury in California, ac-
cording to reports. The Examiner
said:
Goodwin appeared in San Bernar-
dino shortly after the last series of
fires on December 10. He was said to
have obtained contributions from
frightened business men, five of whom
Goodwin is alleged to have said the
I. w. w. had marked for death"
The newspaper stated Goodwin had
been in California several months as
a fighter against the I. W. w"
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MANAGED THE GRAND
Raymond, With Guy Bates Post, a
Product OF BurIingame.

Melville B. Raymond, who was in
Topeka Wednesday as manager of the
Guy Bates Post production. was at one
time manager of the Grand theater.
1t was about twenty-five or thirty
years ago-for three whole weeks. In
later years he brought a number of
his own shows to Topeka, including
Jess Willard several yeats ago. Among
other productions were Williams &
Walker and Buster Brown.
Raymond had a number of shows
on the road several seasons ago. He
owned about eighteen or twenty pro-
auctions. Hot weather and bad the
atrical season left him almost broke.
He is a Kansas product and formerly
lived at Burlingame.
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LEE SIDWELL DEAD
Prominent in Y. NJ. C. A. Work
Formerly With State Journal.

Lee E. Sidwell. as. membership
secretary OF the local Y. NJ. C. A, died
early today at his home, s1s Quincy
street A complication of pneumonia
and diabetes was the cause of his
death. He had been confined to his
bed since December %. The funeral
will be from the house at o'clock
Saturday and burial will be at Mount
Hope cemetery.
Sidwell is survived by his widow.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Sidwell. parents
Of deceased, both died in September
of last year.
Sidwell worked IN the business de-
partment OF The State Journal from
January, 1896, to October, 1902. More
recently he has been in Y. M. c. A.
work in Kansas, serving as member
ship secretary here and as county Sec
rotary Of Jackson county with head
quarters at Holton.
Sidwell returned to Topeka last
March from Holton to take up the
duties of membership secretary. He
was born in Aledo, ILL.,, but had lived
in Topeka most of his life.
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SCANDAL IN ROSSVILLE
divorce Case" To Be Feature of Big
Social Entertainment.

Probably no breach of promise suit
ever contained SO much comedy as
that which will come up for trial in
Rossville next Wednesday night. But
il will not be a real one. The Ross
vile high school will give commune
ty entertainment that evening and
Supt Will Van Orsdel, formerly SUI
perintendent of the Oakland school.
has arranged for the mimic trial. The
attorneys will be Topeka men and the
witnesses and principals residents of
Rossville.
The case will be that of Grace
Woods against w. L. Crawford. Leon
ard Smith, clerk of the court of To-
peka, and Paul Edgar, assistant coun-
ty attorney. will compose counsel for
the plaintiff; Richard Brown and Glen
Hamilton are the DEFENDANTS attor-
neys. All the witnesses are being sub
poenaed and the proceedings con-
Quoted with the utmost Formally.
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Local Mention
Dr. o. L. Erickson. ciO Mills Bidg.-Adv

DR.. o. L. Erickson. G1o Mills Bidg.-Adv.
DR.. Lyngar, Dentist. 500 Kansas Ave-
ADV.
special meeting OF the Topeka
Ministerial association will be held
Friday morning at 10 o'clock at the
Y. NJ. G. A.
Cash paid for liberty bonds. John
Kleinhans sc7 Quincy. Phone z761 J..
ADV.
Don't miss the Elks' dance Friday
night.-AdY.
Miss Helen Yoder, a Topeka girl,
now visiting friends and relatives here.
appeared at the Cozy today in the
film play Home" Miss Yoder will
return to California soon to Join the
Lois Weber company. She plays a
leading role in Home" in which Mrs
Charlie Chaplin is starring.
Safety razor biadex skarpened bet
ter than new. 25c-35c doz- Brunt-
Aartin.-Adv.
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ROB ROSSvILLE STORE
Burglars Get Away With $500 Worth
of Mercha adiso

Several bolts of silk cloth. quantity
of silk hosiery and other merchan-
disc valued at more than $500 were
taken from the store of the Lewis
Mercantile company. of Rossville.: by
burglars at an early hour this morn
ing. it was reported to the sheriff S
office here.
Orbia Benning, an employe of an
other Rossville store. saw the men
crossing the street from the Lewis
store about o'clock. while he was
taking a friend home in his car, he
told Robert Miller. undersheriff. who
started an investigation of the case.
Benning said, after taking his friend
home. he returned and looked in the
car which the robbers evidently used,
but seeing no doors or windows broken
open along the street, went home. He
said he forgot to get the license num-
Der of the car.
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TO Be IN FRISCO
National Democratic Committee
Picks Convention City.
Kansas City Withdrew After
Twenty-Seventh Vote Today.

Washington, Jan. S.-San Francisco
was selected today by the Democratic
national committee here as the place
for the party's 1920 national conven-
ton.
After twenty-seven votes had been
east Kansas City and other cities with
drew and the vote for San Francisco
was unanimous.
Monday, June IS, was fixed as the
convention date.
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c. A. Haskins, state engineer, at Law
renee; johnson & Benham, at Kansas
City; Burns & Mcdonnell. at Kansas
City, and-Black & Veaeh. at Kansas
City. Stanffeid probably wiz ask
Francis Beach, a local filtration engi-
hneer. to submit his terms. If Beach Is
available. He is now in Nebraska, it
is understood
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Half Million IYrc in Buffalo.

Buffalo. n. Y, Jan. S.-Damage of
90. 900 was caused by fire in the Buff
10 freight terminal warehouse today.
he lives of more than 100 employees
Sturtzer & Co. auto body manu-
cturers, were endanged. There were
any spectacular rescues by firemen.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-01-08
Foot of Snow in Arkansas City.

Twelve inches of snow on the level
was in evidence here at noon today
after a twenty-four hours storm. The
snow for fifty miles south is heavy,
but only extended about thirty miles
north. Railroad traffic is badly ham
dicapped.
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Misunderstanding to obtain satisfac-
tory relief from the high cost of living
thru further wage advances or from anti
profiteering campaign, officials of big four
railway brotherhoods and railway shop
crafts affiliated with the American FEEDER
alton of Labor, decided to seek solu-
ton for8nemseIyes thru cooperative buy
ing. production and distribution.
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DWELL, violinist, died here today after
1 attack of acute indigestion. Miss
swell was scheduled to give a recital
ire last night but became i'll and
as confined TO her quarters in a local
tel where she died shortly before
ion
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SNAP SHOTS
God In His world.
AT HOME NEWS

Deep in the leaves which are yellow and
brown,
Watching the trees as the sun goes down,
Seeing them kissed by a lingering ray,
Hearing them murmur farewell to the day.
Twilight. and stars in the dome above,
God in His world, and God is love.
-Neis Yinzle.
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stockton, CHl.-Three automobiles are
spending thirty days in "jail' because
their owners were caught speeding. Police
Judge Elcke believes he has found a new
cure for speed maniacs.
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BIG FARM DEAL HERE

Tract Northwest of Topeka Sells
for 5000.
Three tracts of land northwest of
Topeka, just across the Kaw river,
have been sold by John NJ. Shook, of
Jackson county, Mo, to Matthew Nc
Grath, of Atchison, for $2S, 900. accord
ing TO the warranty deed field today
in the office of the register of deeds.
The tracts total 233 acres.
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The funeral of Mrs Helen Francis. 20.
who died Wednesday at her home. 116
Tyler street, will be held Friday morning
az O'Clock from the Church of the Holy
Name. Burial in Mt. Calvary cemetery.
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The funeral of Mrs. P. A. Brown, who
died Tuesday Mt St. Joseph, Mo-, will be
held Friday morning at 10 o'clock from the
United Brethren church. Burial in Mt
Hone cemetery.
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS

The funeral Of Mrs. c. W. Kearns will be
held Friday from the residence 32S Linden
wood avenue ct = 80 O'Clock. Burial In
Topeka cemetery.
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The funeral of Mrs. Maggie Hogbin, age
II. who died Tuesday at her home, ZIG
Emmett street was held Thursday after
noon at 30 O'Clock from Shellabarger's
chapel Burial In Topeka cemetery.
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lsalfii, edd years to yeur Ilfsl Recommsndsd D
pliysici1ng Ask for OIL OF KoRElA at sn1
drug store. Accept substitute. It conGS IN 3
box, with guarantee or write for free brochure .
KoREiN Co.. Station E. New York Gig
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great question whether present values and goods be
replaced winter much higher prices than
present original prices Do not fail take notice of the Re-
markabe Reductions this Sale affords thrifty buyers
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HAS BIG BALANCE
gity Financial Condition in
Good Shape, WATSON Reports.
Total of $13,O3S.2O Left Over
From 1919 Budget.

Z The report of W. II. WATSON. COM
missioner of finance. made public to-
ay, showed the city had a balance of
13.O3S.20 left on it's 1920 budget.
( "Topeka's finances were never in
etter condition." WATSON declared.
The different departments have been
idicioUs as rule in their expendi-
ares"
The city collected during 1919 to-
u Of s527.430.92 in the general fund.
he budget really only provided for
100000. but this was swelled by vari-
us other collections. Receipts from
lXes and fines during the last year
mounted to $324,01S.66. WATSON said.
The report on the general fund is as
iHows:
huhEeL ------.- ~ 5.'o-3-
Expenditures ........... .$3l+ 592'-
balance ..............- SlJ,OSS.zO
The treasury does not show an ac-
ial cash balance OF $13,038.20, Was
IN explained, but does show 80, 900 in
lsh'to the good. The budget balance
,r 1919 Of 81 3,03S.20 is an increase
yer that of 1918. which was $7.S65.SS.
If all Of the second installment is
)llected, the city will have turned
lck into the sinking fund during 1919
total of s29,661. as provided in the
ldget, WATSON said.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Wedding rings, 1S-K gold. 81 up
Earris-Goar Co.. COS Kansas Ave
Adv.
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ten and reduce -
10 10 90 pounds - n"
Whatever you need COY undss
$I00 cash g-1arAnteo safe. -
liable. recommended b. physic1ana
Add 70 your capAbillty ana
charm. Amaze all who Know you.
Become Iishter y stee. yenns1
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The funeral of Mrs. G. W. kearus Will De
held Friday from the residence S2S Linden
wood avenue ct $50 o'clock. Burial In
Topeka cemetery.
The funeral of Mrs. Maggie Hogbin, age
n. who died Tuesday at her home, ZIG
Emmett street, was held Thursday after
noon at 30 o'clock from Shellaoargers
chapel Burial in Topeka cemetery.
The funeral Of Mrs. P. A. Brown, who
died Tuesday at st. Joseph, Mo- Will be
held Friday morning at 10 o'clock from the
United Brethren church. Burial In Mt
Hope cemetery.
The funeral of Mrs. Helen Francis. 70
who died Wednesday at her home. 116
Tyler street, will be held Friday morning
al O'Clock from the Church of the Holy
Name. Burial in Mt. Calvary cemetery.
The funeral of Mrs. Alice 4. Lucas, 60,
who died Monday night at her home. 1900
North Quincy. was held Thursday after
noon ut O'Clock from the residence.
Burial in Rochester cemetery
The funeral of Samuel Y. High 81, who
died January at the Soldiers home, will
be held Friday afternoon at o'clock from
ConweH's North Topeka chapel Blue Post
No. go will have charge of the services.
Burial in Topeka cemetery.
The funeral of Mrs Marguerite Fieger,
40, who died Tuesday at her home, Az East
Gordon street, win be held Friday after
noon at o'clock from the residence A
from the German Lutheran church. Burial
in Topeka cemetery.
The funeral Of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Zim-
norman. formerly of Topeka. who died in
Albuquerque, will be held Friday afternoon
at O'Clock from Penwell's chapel Mr..
Zimmerman's body will lie in state at Pen
wells chapel from 10 a. IN. Friday until
D. m. Burial in Topeka cemetery.
The funeral of Edward Emmons, &C, who
died Wednesday at the nome Of his son,
William Elnmons. of 316 Monroe street,
will be held Saturday morning at . o'clock
from Shellabarger's chapel.
The funeral of Lee S. Sidwell, who died
January at SIS Quincy street, will be
held Saturday afternoon Mt o'clock from
the residence. Burial in Mt. Hope ceme-
terry.
The funeral Of Earl Jewell Cunningham,
f. son of VI. 7. Cunnin CHAM, of Auburn,
will be held Friday afternoon at 2 O'Clock
from the residence at Auburn. Burial IN
Auburn cemetery.
Lords Flowers Satisfy. Tel. s2T-
AOv
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Kansas city Hay Market.

higher; other classes steady. Quotations {:
Alfalfa choice, $37. GOA 300; No. 1, s35. oO@s
$3.50; standard. S31. J0u 1880; No. ., $3.50
6I31.0 No. 3, $24.50@2700. Prairie, choice,
24.0O@24.5o; No. 1, S22.50Q23 so; No. ,,
$205O@ 22. 90: No. 8, $17.O0@20.OO Timothy,
No. L, 1928 50@ 29.00; standard. $27.5O0i Is. 90 ;
No. 2, $25J0d, 100; No. 3, $23.0o@ $500.
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The funeral of Mrs. Alice 4. Lucas, GO,
who died Monday night at her home. 100
North Quincy, was held Thursday after
noon at O'Clock from the residence.
Burial in Rochester cemetery.
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New York Liberty Bond Market.
New York, Jan. S.-Prices of liberty
second As. 92.02: first Az s. $3.50; second
AVS, 924s; third AVS, 94.66; fourth AZ s.
92.66; Victory 3A s. 99.14; Victory Az s,
New York stock Market.
Wall St, New York, Jan. S.-STOCkS-
Prospective credit restrictions and the abb
sence of public interest continued to exert
restrictive influences over the stock market
today. Sales Appropriated $4,000 shares.
Speeialties and minor metals featured the
final hour, the increased demand for silver
bullion contributing to the strength of the
latter group. The closing was irregular.
New York Cotton Market.
New York Jan. S.-COTTON-Spot
steadys middling, 1926. SIS 4re 49,
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Lords Flowers Satisfy. Tel. s2T--
Adv
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Chicago Grain and Provision Mark

Chicago, Jan. 8-CORN-Close: January,
81. 403x February, $1.39& May, $1.36s to
81. 36A July, S1.34A to $1.34A.
OATS-May, 64ssc; July, 76c.
PORK-Jan., $500; May, 5000.
LARD-Jan., s2392; May, $24.s5; July,
R1Bs-Jan., s1e55; May, s2o.47; July,
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The funeral of Lee S. Sidwell, who died
January at SIS Quincy street, will be
held Saturday afternoon Mt . o'clock from
the residence. Burial in Mt. Hope ceme-
terry.
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The funeral Of Earl Jewell Cunningham,
f. son of VI. 7. Cunningham, of Auburn,
will be held Friday afternoon at O'Clock
from the residence at Auburn. Burial IN
Auburn cemetery
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FURNISHED by I. j. Myers 301 N. f. Bldg
New York, Jan. s.
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LATE MARKETS
New york Money Market.

New York, JAM ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
paper, per cent. Sterling, 60 day bills.
al; commercial, co day bills on banks,
mand, 3.74K ca.b les, 375. Francs, demand.
11.16; cables, 1L14 Marks. demand, ECO;
cables, 202. Government bonds, irregular
railroad bonds, strong; GO days, 80 days
and 6 months, Z bid.
Call money, firm; high, 9; low, 6: ruling
rate, 6; closing bid 5 offered at 6: last
loan, G. Bank acceptances, AS.
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Don't miss the EIks' dance Friday
night.-Ady.
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The funeral of Edward Emmons, &C, who
died Wednesday at the nome Of his son,
William Elnmons, of 316 Monroe street
will be held Saturday morning at O'Clock
from Shellabarger's chapel.
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The funeral of Samuel Y. High. 81, who
died January at the Soldiers home, will
be held Friday afternoon at O'Clock from
Conwel's North Topeka chapel. Blue Post
No. go will have charge of the services.
Burial in ToDeka cemetery.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-01-08

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