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New-York tribune., 1920-05-19
bo,c'',ars Waslts Hotel
hnIckerbOcker. Run,or

u ne hnickerbocker Hotel, at
htosdway and Forty second Street
noeel folks heard yesterday, is not
20 be turned into an Office BUILDING.
out VIII continue az hotel John
NcE' Bowman. the story goes. has
or Is arranging with the Astor cs-
ta'e or a lease of the bu,ldinr.
N'cholas Biddle, manager of the
As'or estate, when asked if this was
80 answered; MIR. Bowman has not
eot 'S It has not been leased"
several days ago it was learned
plans for altering the property, and
that Mare Eidltz & Sous had So.
cured the contract TO do the work.
hotel folks say that Mr.. Bowman
TOOK an option on the property on
saturday and was to give his answer
to MIR. Riddle yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-19
Home I}uving in Jersey

Edward 2 Hamilton & Co. sold to
George H. Bailey modern dwelling,
garage aud half acre on Llewollyn
Place. West Orange, \. j., for Luther
Martin, and fer James A. Clark the
new Colonial house and half acre at
~ Rideewood Avenue. Glen Ridge. \.
J.. to F. L. Ward; also the brick and
frame house recently completed by the
Granite Realty Company at l20 Ridge
wood Avenue, Glen Ridge, to !. G..
New-York tribune., 1920-05-19
schultz 10 Pay 100000 Rental
EOr lower 5fh Ave. BuiIdinc

Spear G. Go. leased FOR the L. A. Hof
man estate the eleven-story building
at 2l0 Fifth Avenue, running through
TO 1882 Broadway, 30X134 irregular to
the d. A. Schultz Company for twenty
one years at an aggregate rental of
S100.000. The building was originally
built for Mark Cross on twenty-ono
year lease, which Schultz viii take
over after the expiration of the pres
Pnt lease
New-York tribune., 1920-05-19
REAL ESTATE WANTED

OUT OF TOWN owners Of y Y. City prop
erty earnee iS requested TO write me.
Thirty years experience, Exchanges effected
Appralsals, IRVING, $50 Nassau 81.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-19
NEW ROCHELLE
1s-ROON MODERN HOYSF

12-ROOM MODERN HOUSE, two baths
extra large living room. masters suite.
cne acre land. beautiful large trees dow
ers and shrubs, spacious garage: an invest q
}alent, neVer depreciate Rochelle Park.
s.1.00o. terms 70 suit. Telephone 4e2o.
$4,000 Buys Dwelling. > rooms baths,
upper porch, electricity, fire places. storm
windows awnings screens, convenient to
wafer and station lot I20x2O0; prize
) 900 40 Franklin ave. New Rochelle,
n Y or phone 4440. No agents.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-19
MT. VERNON
NvXy HOUSES. S4nf TT
w tiITE PLAINS

MODERN HOMES
hle Pains. Hartsdsle. Scarsdale
ron 20 7te w send for Hist
WM. +. MORRILL,. INC.
mite Plains. y. y. Depot Square Tel eo.
cottage, rooms. bata. improvements. on,
acre garage fruit and shade trees: :.
Ners Ire location s. 990. easy terms
Owner Box as White Plans Phone s74-J
New-York tribune., 1920-05-19
PELHAM MANOR

Artistic seryan.less House for $4,000
at Pelham Knobs" Ideal design ever,
modern innovation. baths. ,feepine.
porch A home masterpiece: ready for oc.
cupancy. Built by Herkimer-hig glest type
construction. Apply CHAMP & DAsEY, 25
West sSd st. Telephone Murray TnI 7ss
New-York tribune., 1920-05-19
APARTMENTS TO LET

LOOK FOR YOUR APARTMENT NOW.
Don't delay. Fall rentals VIII be difficult 70
secure and high in price. Sec US to-day while
our list IS complete.
J. CLARENCE DAVIES.
81 East AID ST.
Vanderbilt 9744
New-York tribune., 1920-05-19

t69TH ST. 500 WEST Eight rooms in high
class elevator apartment, Ses Supt.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-19

62- WEST 1I3TH ST-Fror summer or re
malnder OF lease. 7 rooms. artistic. view
river piano, $3.50 during summer. Phone
Cathedral 5000.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-19

rooms. bath sua and ar. references.
seen after 10; $l75 monthly, May October.
l.. VI. WiggIn. "a.
New Britain herald., 1920-06-19

ooodaie. sJaeoo Gordon. John Art61r surzcs
 Oscar Raymond Gustavson .s5
 Leslie Alexsnder Hartuns. Donald William
 Hattings. Jack Leo Higgins. Williams Angs-
 man Hill. George John Hitchiner aerome
 William Iitchiner. Ralph Henry Hodge.
 .William Iiorenstein. Louis Francis Huber.
 William F. Huber, Ladislaus ]. Humai
 Frank Hili Jester. Landers Sigmund
 Johnson. Stanley Dunlop Judd, HyInan |.
 Judin. -
 Bronisiaus stanislaus Kenfa. Alex Yeodcr
 karpei. Jeremiah $. Katzowitz Samuel
 Kcimowitz, Stanley w. Eloskowski Joseph
 John kochol. Harold Marcus ,Kolodney.
 Casimor Francis Kolpak. Isadorc Irving
 koplowitz. Alex Kotrady.
 Prosper Lacava, Oscar Bertil Larson,
 stanley Joseph Lymanskas. Leslie Burr
 Leonard, Harold Everett Lipman. .Morris
 Lipman, Edward William Luckanick. Cyril James Luddy Michael Lukawfcz
 Francis Anthony Makowski.. John wasil Makuls, James William McCabe, Gcor- 0 William McNulty, William Meckler Edw in Henry Melandcr. Joseph Albert Menousek.
 Salvador Francis Mislizzi. George Washing ton Mischler. Ludwig Morawa, 'willard Aram Mouradian. Elmer Albert Munson, Joseph Louis Myerson
 Hyman Ellie Nair. Stanley John Nasiatko. Sidney James OIdershaw.
 Elmer John Peterson. Anthony Pignatella, Horace Arthur Pinkerton. Charles CaIiendc- Porter. Abraham David Poverman, Willie m Preisser. Earl William Putney. Peter Rakowski Louis Raschkow. Ttaf- fsele Reeano. George Benedict Rivers. 'Morris Rivkin. Henry Charles Roden. Nathan Harry Rosen. .Moses Rosenthal. George Edward Rotherforth. Thure Walter Sandstroni. Leo John Savio. Harold William Schick. William Silverman. Joseph A. Skarzynski. John Milton Slade, Herbert Cutting Snow. John Spring Jr.. | Lyman David Stack. Theodore Stalk. Nor man Joseph Stauhly. Stanley Casimer Stempien. Ernest William Strom, Fred Elmer Swanson. John olof Swanson. Julian J. Swider. John B. Szymanowski. Louis John Szymeczko.
 Domenick Hubert Urna
 Justus Louis Vogt. William John Volz, Frank Smith vanderbrouk.
 Carleton Frederic wiIKer. Earis DeEnolul Waters. Jacob Clarence wei7stein tSunnard Fredolf westman. Kenneth Alonzo wnfttle. Walter Jacto wiegand, sWaltsr IIerpcrt
New Britain herald., 1920-06-19

wfiford, Henry John Williams. 'Lewis wooif. Charles !. wratny. Elmora Milton wunsch John Jos,,h ienuszonis. rernar.lt Fred orick Young, Benjamin Thonts Sout.tsKi Joseph J. zawadsky Reinold William Zfei
 Honorable Mention.
 Awarded i.nrv. able mention foi excellence in scholarship and conduct: +-
 GIRLS. Sylvia Janics Adler, sEllen Marie Apdcr- son. sLIl'ian Asliworth. G.;h-r Tynii ia BIackman. TlrI- Mathilda IIoom. 'irace Agnes Brssn. sylvia Muriel Clark. Fi"r"ncc Elizabeth D.-Icw. Sarah Ai.i. Duhcsar. Marguerite Hc',na Fleming. Ethel Eve!Nn Fredrickson, Frances Dorothy Hornkohi, HeIsa Eivira Johnson. Adeline Claire katz. Olive Marguerite Keller. Lillian Koplowitz. Ida KotlSin, Magdalena Elizabeth Krysztopa, Amelia ksanznak. Aida Adele Link. Frteda Lorensen, Goldic Rose Marshall. Ruth Augusta Ogren. Josephine Mary Shimek. Ellen Eddy Smith. 'Louise Vera Tonbari. Mary Agnes Van Gordcr. sClarice Louise walIin. 'Bernice Mildred weiant. Amilia wendrowska, Dorothy Estellc Witkin, Nellie Yurkunas.
 Julian Andrew BobrowslSi. swilard Rich mond Booth. "Gustave Eric Carlson. Charles Richard Covert. Joseph Frank Flis. John Adam Gierochowski, civilian Horenstein. Hyman l. Judin, Stanley Joseph Lymanskas. Edward William Luckanick. 'Mose. Rosen- thai. William Silverman, Joseph A Skar- zynski. John Milton Shade. Julian J. Swider. Frank smith vanderbrouk.
 Other Awards. Awarded honorable mention for general efficiency and satisfactory scholarship:
 GIRLS.
 valentina Helen Bukowska, Sylvia Muriel Clark, Florence Elizabeth Darrow. Frances Dorothy Hornkohl. Heisa Elvira Johnson. Olive Marguerite Keller. Frieda Lorensen. Helen Harriet prest. sRose Elizabeth swarsky. sIda Sophia Swirsky. Dorothy Es- teIle witkin. Mary Elizabeth Wonsik.
 BOYS.
 Frederick William Buchholz sLeon Birn- baum Charles Richard Covert. Stanislaw Drenzck. Joseph John Kochol, Harold Ever ett Lipman Joseph A. Skarzynski. Gunnard Fredolf Westman.
  Completed the work of Grades VII. and VIII in one year and a half or less.
New Britain herald., 1920-06-19

troubles. You may publish this letter for the benefit of other women. Mrs. WILL THOMAS, St. Paul, Neb.
 Lydia E. Pinkhams Vegetable Com. pound, made from native roots and herbs, contains no narcotic or harmful drugs, and today holds the record of being the most successful remedy for female ills we know of. and thousandd of voluntary testimonials on file In tha Pinkham laboratory at Lynn, Mass4 seem to prove this fact.
 For forty years 1t has been the stand ard remedy for female ills, and hns re. stored the health of thousands of women who now arc free from suffering D its use.
New Britain herald., 1920-06-19

that | was unable to do my work at times. A friend told me ahout Lydia E. Pinkham's V 0 go . table Compound and
 I took it. It soon stopped all my suf- cring so that I am
 now feeling fine in every way. l rec ommend your medi- cine to my friends who have similar
New Britain herald., 1920-06-19
WOMEN NEED
 . NOT STAND IT
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege- ftable Compound Surely Re- moves Suffering and Pain.
 Here is Proof.

st. Paul. Neb.-"I suffered with periodical pain for about four years so
New Britain herald., 1920-06-19
I'M DIFFERENT

average a dcep-scated conviction that different" mankind. His beard is q growths of hunlor degree keener tfj
 His hin, that his teeth most inus| nounces him "my Man tad pride assertions. concet keeps many a from f} and eventually owning a Are you su0
New Britain herald., 1920-06-19

Henry Andrew Adamowicz. Alton John Anderson. George Edward Anderson. George Ellis Anderson. Walter AnsEar Anderson John Antony Arbacheski. Paul Armalavich.
 Samuel Wilson Bacon, Robert Battaglia. sLson Birnbaum. Leslie August Bloom. Julian Andrew Bobrowsxi. 'WiIlard Rich mond Booth. Leland A Brown Frederick William BuchholZ George Corn9R7us Buck icy Joseph William Burkarth.
 Steven n. Canova. Ebbe Alexander Carl son. Harry Arvid Carlson. John Michael cianci. Joseph Paul CicszynsA. Robert rfpham clifford, Charles Richard Covert, Edward Dennis Cullen.
 .Laurence Davenport. George Davis. Charles Joseph Deconu. Charles Lucas penison. Albert DEsposito. Frank Joseph Deutsch. Harold Nathan Dickinson. Albert Geors. pobruck. Burton Brockwsy Doolittle. Stanley John Drenzek.
 Howard Ernest Eichstaedt-
 Nathan Israel reidblum. Fred Walter Fictnus, Martin William Ffrnhaber. Joseph Frank Flis. Eddie Clarence Fresen. George Vincent Frey. Chauncey Chapman Gates, Bruno Giegold. John Adam Gierochowski. EdNard RuSsslI
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-01
Lenine and Renal
Pasha Join Hands in
Mohammedan Lands

~ fNA@tN AaNHN w.
GENEVA. Nov. aO-The terms u the
treaty which Nikolai Lcnlnc. the Rus
fian soviet prcmicr. has concluded with
Nustapha Renal rasha. leader Of The
Turkish nationalists. striking az allied
influences has been received hy tho
Journal d. Geneve from its Constants
nonle correspondent There are eight
sections.
The first assures the integrity and
restoration of Turkish authority 10 al
pre-war territories The second assures
Turkish control Of the new states u
SYRIA and Abria And IN the third
Moscow l. afforded facts for propaganda
throughout Turkey.
Fourih-Hussia and Turkey agree o.
Join forces for the liberation q Mohan
medan countries. such as India. Ervpt
Algeria. Morocco and Tunis. from for
oign control. guaranteeing their indc
pendence.
Fifth-Section ommitted
Sixth-Russia promises financial and
commercial aid 10 Turkey.
Seycnth-Russia agrees o. send i'm
rnsdiately two army corps or more 4
needed 20 aid the nationalias.
Eighth-Russia and Turkey arre
that hostilitier agains, the allies must
be continued.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-01
10 COTTON MILLS
RESI- ME- OPERATIONS


~ Associated Press
GASTONiA. y Y. Nov 3o-An.
nouncsmeni was made today that tho
Lorrsy cotton mills here and the Arm
strong chain 81 fourteen mills. which
have been idle Cor two weeks will re-.
sumo operations on reduced schedule
tomorrow.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-01

serve bank.
should these terms be accepted u 10
probable that "a syndicate Of five or ten
banks and trust companies VII Ice or'
gnnized 10 subscribe Ia the loan.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-01
Governor Declares
Martial Law in
Coal Strike Zone

w NHHN. NhNffl NNfHH
WILLIAMSON " Va. Noy. so --
Mngu county where strike ~ mi
nrrs his h',u loo progress sine, last
luly. Wus to-day declared by Gol. John
V. CufuW,il &C. D. under military con
troll.
CH Herman nan. commanding tho
provisional battalion ~ federal truop-
which arrived her. sunday. issued 70
Proclamation boz which be- forbade pub.
o.. assembly except fur such meetings
as might De- hold Boo regularly organ.
lf,d churches col HALLS uru,lhmi
uun prohibited alsu pafad's ur demon
STATIONS auuust the authorities. and
stipulated that mo- person other than
Officers ~ The hw and the military
would hy permitted tu carry firearms
CO., hv lu possession ~ explosives
Al places ~ business. shops and
'hli,rs we're permitted Go remain
op'n. 10 was stipulated.
Gov CoruwnlIs proclamation stated
that NluEn county was m state OF
instruction and the citizens wvr" en-.
joined and commanded to dispcrs, and
retire a. thi,r homes and submit To
the Ilw and thn rguhrly constituted
authorities.
The military authorities have tak'n
over the duties imposed upon them
under the declaration ~ marshal Law.
bat the civil authorities continue IN
their capacities ls advisory bodi,s and
individuals 20 IL understood.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-01
League Postpones
Action on Question
Economic Blockade


GENEVA. Nov. 0-l,omoyal ~ thr
mandates commission ~ fnr as possible
from governmental Influence" WIS ih'
task undertaken by the council ~ The
League 81 Nations todny II WAS d"
cid,d that the members ~ this commits
sion shall be appointed hy the council
on personal merits and competency md
that they shall not ocrupy any position
involving dependency upon their govern
ment.
The French government will be- in
yltcd 90 arrange fur the transportation
and sus,onance ~ the league military
expedition 60 wilma.
The mandates commission viii include
one member named hy the international
labor organization whom will attend all
the meetings In an advisory arucity
only when questions ~ international
labor are discussed Manufactures Will
he required o. submit annual reports
through duly authorized representatives
setting forth the situation IN the terri.
tory under their jurisdiction These 70
ports will be examined BY the mandates
commission which viii decide Wha,
points therein shall be- called 20 the a..
tenilon ~ the council The mandates
commission will ut IN Geneva.
The subcommittee on hlockndcs today
tassc da resolution proposed by Lord
Robert Cecil. delegate fur South Africa.
that the council b. asked 60 name an boz.
ternaiional commission on blockadcs
whose duty II shall be to report to the
assembly the measures IL finds neccs.
Aary TO put an economic blockade into
effect. This y regarded as quite likely
o. put off a definite solution % the
blockade question until the next meet.
Inc II the assembly.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-01
Livestock Finance
Corporation is
Started in Chicago

~ Associated Press.
CHICAGO uNv. J0-The livcstocl.
financ" corporation to-day completed
its organization and IN ready tn begin
rs work NJ assisting the livestock In,
dusiry. u was announced after meet.
ina 20 officials uf the organization and
try.
"ho corporation was launched with
70 puul 81 $4,000 600. contributed hy
New York. Chicago and BOSTON hank.
"is. 10 ~ disposal To- b, used In max.
INK loans
An optimistic view ~ the livestock
situation WAS taken by those ut t..
days meeting.
'fh0s, most familiar with the con.
hitiuns affecting the Industry" sid
Melvin T.. Traylur. Chicago who was
elected president. while admitting
that certain features presented grave
problems, believe that IN crisis has
PASSED and that with the assistance
~ the new corporation ,hcf, h no
cause Tor alarm
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-01
Private Secretary
Is HeldCharged With
kidnapping Boss

~ Associated Press
TORONTO Nov 7o-1ohn Doughty
former secretary Uf Ambrose Small
Tmonios long MISSING millionaire The
.nucal m,ruuto. to-day was lrrugnrl
n,rc ,hlrEDd with conspiracy o. hldnlp
small and with 10, THEFT Of sos nll
worth ~ Smln's victory bonds tho bid.
mg place of which b, revealed q" ihg
polio, unon Dos arrival This morning iu
custody fr,m oregon
Doughty tu,k tho authorities tp 'ho
h0m. 81 Nj. Thoml. LoHtt Ms sis.
ter. whore me bonds we're hidden They
we're transferred in the police vault IN
city hlll
Upon auaignmont Doughty made nu
statement. but nodded pleasantly % nc'
uuainiuu,pg iu 'hr court tuuu. Ills
counsel obtained weeks delay Or
pleading and the prisoner WIS sent 70
q cell. held without hii although hl'
attorneys minated No. was ready GO pat
up bond
IN. victory hDnds were taken from
Small.s safety d,pusli vault On the DO
minion hny last December
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-01
Your Greatest Time-Saver
Reading advertisements saves time. They
tell you when and where to buy the things you
want.

clothing and food problems less
difficult.
Merchants and manufactur-
ers are putting these advertise
ments in The Daily News COR
your benefit as well as their
own. Your cooperation is re-
quired. You must read them in
order to be well informed and
reap the advantage that is
yours.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-01

Nature intended that each human body when in normal
condition should always be healthy Weakness and disease
therefore the results OF derangcd function in part the
body due interference with Natures way.
Through Chrcpractc methods every part OF the body
be brought normal and made strong and healthy because the
forces OF Nature have been permitted their work
nouhing strengthening ard repairing weak it's
ard organs
Chopracc helps Nature 70 restore and rcjuvenae run
down bodies 1t make the system Jingle with vigorous
he-cnergy and do it easily, simply and naturally While this
new science will do the impossible will benefit al
ter all other methods have proved incapable OF reaching the
trouble Thousands have found full restoration to natural
health through
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-01

Announces the
Removal Of his Dental offices from
the Smith Building TO the Johnson.
Ray Bldg. corner Seventh and Polk.
DR.. X. p. PARCELS
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-01
New York Bankers
Lend 50 Millions
to Cuban Planters

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK. Nov. 30 - New York
banks arc understood To have offered Ia
lend a sum npproSimating $50 900. 900
tu cuban cane sugar interests and 9th
81 legitimate enterprises IN cuba. the
loan to be- secured by an issue 81 Gu.
ban government bonds.
Il IL stipulated. however. that the
loan, " consumated. IN Ia be- handled by
a special committee which shall includ'
an official 81 the treasury department
ur a representative uf the federal re-.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-01
SIM FFINERS THREATEN
BRITISH { ABI>ET MEMBERS

LONDON. nov 30 Tho Eyening
Standard siys The latest Sim F'in plot
routcmplat,s the burning ~ houses anil
other property Boz ENGLAND belonging
g. black and tHus' who are serving On
ireland Tn, Newspaper asserts that
the details of the alleged plot came into
N. possession ~ the authorities ne The
result ~ q raid on the Irish mails
The STANDARD says that not only
have cabinet ministers received letters
threatening them with personal vio.
hence. but that threats are now being
mad, against members - their fami
lies
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-01
DALLAS PHONE RATES
SOAR HUNDRED FER CENT

DALLAS. Texas. Nov 3O-A hun.
drcd per cent increase In rates of the
Dallas Telephone company will go into
effect on Dee. !. II the company makes
adjustments allowed under u" terms
~ a decision to,lay NJ Fort Worth by
Judge James e. Wilson ~ the United
States district court for Northern
TcNa/ In his decision Judge Wilson
held that the present rates " s. To-.
residence and s. for business phone
ATE ,unfiscatory.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-01
Nab Opium smugElers.
Nv Asaoelated pteaa

NORFOLK. Va. Nov. SO.-what Gus
toms officials believe 10 be "A plot 10
smugglc oplum into the United states
WIS interrupted here today when Gus
toms officials arrested fifteen Chinese
seanen with between 1900 and 1900
ounces 81 the drug | nthoir possession
Nine of the Cinnamon were arrested
~ they were leaving the British steam
cr Elmyr Heath and the other six were
apprchondcd with the drug In trunks
and hand baggage ~ they were about
a. board train for New York.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-01
Profane Language
Leads to Killing Of
Temple Lunch Man


w Associated Press.
TEMPLE. Texas. Noy. 30.--lohn l.
2uro,,,. proprietor - lunch stand
was sho, o. death shortly after q
O'Clock this evening following an Al
tot.ation about the use II profanc Ian
guag, on his place ~ business John
L,W,llon. a farmer living near Holland.
Harry Shankln and Homer Joyce 81
this rity were committed o. jail without
bond un charges Il murder Lcw,lliA
IL aid o. have done the shooting
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-01
want.

Aimless searching is avoided.
Shopping trips end not in disap-
pointment, but in success. The
advertisements in The Daily
News are messages from the
business world to you. Read
them. They tell you what is
new in markets and stores. They
inform YOU OF all that the world
oi invention and discovery is
doing to make your work easier,
your home more pleasant, your
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-06-22
USE ''TIZ" FOR SORE,
TIRED, ACHING FEET
No more puffed-up, burning,
sweaty, callOused feet
or cOrnS.

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put those weary, shoe-crinkled, ach-
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Your toes will wigkle with joy; they'll
look up at you and almost falkland
then they'll take another dive in that
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When your feet feel like Jumps of
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pain gone from corns, callouses and
bunions.
There's nothing like "Tiz." It's the
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poisonous exudatidns which puff up
your feet and cause foot torture.
Get a box of "Tiz" at any drug OF
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able your shoes feel. You can wear
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Adv.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-06-22
OAKLAND NEWS
Notes and personals by Mrs. n.
WadleiKh. Telephone 1852 XII.

Mrs. NJ. ]. Clemens, AFTER avenue and.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. II. WATSON, and children
Clay street, motored to Lawrence Sunday
and spent the day the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Kane.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Lingo, Oakland ave-
nue., were in Kansas City Friday to at
tend the wedding of Mr.. Ross Gott, of
Topeka, and Miss Mayrine Maxine, Of OF
tawa. Saturday Mr.. Lingo attended the
first annual celebration of Co. A. 10th
engineers. which was held at the Kansas
City Athletic club.
Mrs. Ralph Campbell, AFTER avenue, has
returned from a trip to Colorado.
Mrs. Ray joy, OF Powhattan, Kan, is Ill
at St. Francis hospital Mrs. JOY is the
daughter of Mrs. p Il. Bauer, AFTER ave-
nue..
Miss Emma Leach. Of, Los Angeles, Cal.
is visiting her uncle. Mr.. ]. Leach and
Mrs. Leach, Forest avenue, on her way to
Marshalltown, Ia.
Mrs. Burt Edwards and children, Forest
by the death of Mrs. Edwards brother.
picnic Tuesday June %. at Ripley park.
All members are requested to take the
10 80 car from Oakland.
Mrs Mamie HudkinS, of Watson, W. Va,
who has been i'll at Stormont hospital viii
be brought TO the home, OF Mr.. and Mrs.
]. L. Lowell, Forest avenue, Tuesday. to
recupeTate. before returning to her home
in West Virginia
Mrs Geo. Anderson and Miss Mabel
Anderson, Forest avenue, have been called
to FL Paso. Tex. by the death by drown
ing OF Mrs. AndersoRs nephew, Roy
Weidle.