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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-03-09
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

MISREPRESENTATION by young married
man-who has had several years drug and
other clerical experience. Prefer position
salesman or outside work. 4. Il. A, care
Journal.
WANTED-Young lady school teacher de-
sires position as caretaker of children.
private secretary or companion for the
summer. Address l., care Journal office.
WANTED-Position Have had IL years
experience manager. supt. and Asst.
Bookkeeper 10 years with one firm. Ad-
dress II. I. C.. care Journal.
SITUATION NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lady
wants charge of telephone office. IN
dwelling house preferred. operator IL
wanted. Mrs. Doretta kaul, Paxico. Kan.
YOUNG LADY desires general office work !:
experienced typisr Call Red iG01.
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OAKLAND NOTES.
Notes and personals from Oakland
by Frances Jones. Telephone go.

by Princes Jones'. leiephoue osiSu
little oaklapd fellow vas out
walking with his big sister one day last
week when lfrtle boy across the street
from where they were began calling him
names. Sissy. Sissy; mammals little sissy
boy he called. George is that horrid
kid calling YOU names: - said big sister.
He is said the little youngster pulling
off his coat. Now don't go to talking
any peace talk-Just hold my coat for
about five minutes. -s
Mrs. James Horton and little son Horace
of German. Tex. are visiting friends and
relatives in Oakland. They are guests OF
Mrs. Horizons, sister. Mrs. George Caroth-
ers and family. kellam avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs George Hutson of Wichita
will not return homs until Thursday. They
Mr. and Mrs. Il. L. Spsakelmire Of Den
yer. Colo, are new residents at 2i2 Ar.er
avenue.
Dr. Herbert Gregg OF Lawrence spent
Monday night rs the guest of the Rev.
and Mrs ]. S. Swogger and family, Win
field avenue
A splendid program was given Monday
evening when the parents and teachers of
Oakland met together at the schoolhOuse.
The address of the evening was given by
Mr.. James Mu1lin- Miss Mildred Mcintosh.
field financial secretary for this division of
zthe Y W {. A gave 4 talk telling of the
Y. w c. ~. its work and what the organ
izafion means to girls the world over.
The Y. W. c. A, is the one organization
organized in all countries for girls and
women alone.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Il. Earl who, formerly
made their home at 242 AFTER avenue have
chan eed Their residence to 204 Forest ave-
nue. They have purchased the place and
are remoselil < IL.
Mr.. and Mrs W. T. Benton entertained
at their homo. 25s- Chester avenue. Monday
evening at dinner for Mr.. and Mrs. George
Hutspn OF Wichita. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Webb and little daughters.
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returned from Their wedding trip
They have been visiting Mrs. Shirley's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. 7. Payne, in
Clay street, but now have gone to their
home near Granville. While on their
trip they visited Mr.. Shirley's sister,
Mrs. William Montgomery, in Quincy,
Ill.
Mrs. W. II. Eastman is i'll at her
home in Topeka boulevard
Mrs. Chester Jacoby and son. Ed
mond Madison, and Mrs. Carl Jacoby.
of Dodge City, are the guests of their
sister, Mrs. a. T. Soufe.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Cobb and Miss
Thee. Cobb spent the week end in
Whitewater.
Mrs. Arthur Shakeshaft will leave
Friday for Evanston. ILL.,. where she
,wilr attend a reunion of the Delta
Gamma sorority at Northwestern uni
versity.
Mrs. F. P. Lindsay left yesterday for
Quincy. Ill, where She was called by
the illness OF her mother. Mrs. Lind
say returned from a visit in Quincy
only week ago.
Mrs. John H. Wlggam. of Emporia.
returned home last night after a visit
ITO her daughter. Miss winifred wig
gam, who Is a student in Washburn.
Dr.. and Mrs. H n Black have as
their guests thcir nieces Mrs. Carlton
Fyler and Miss Betty Marvine, of To-
lcdo, Ohio.
Miss Marion Walp, who is a recon-
! struction aide, has been transferred
from Fort Sam Houston, San Antonio
Texas, to Camp Sherman, Ill. Miss
:; Walp is- stopping on her way to Chi
cago for visit in New Orleans.
! Mrs. John Pullman of Bridgeport
Conn, who has been the guest of her
sister, Mrs. William Curtis, will leave
tomorrow for her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Chapman of
Tulsa Okla, are the guests of Mr..
Chapmaass mother, Mrs. June Chap
man.
Mrs. I. S. Lew.z will go to Kansas
ICity this week for a few days.
Mrs Theodore Saxon has as her
guest Mrs. Fannie Klinck of Clarks-
vile. Ia. who is here to attend the
/ Farm and Garden convention
The Richardson Art Embroidery
club will meet with Mrs. J. j. King,
1 1926 North Jackson, tomorrow after
noon.
Anyone venting to take the Mar
garet Bell Millinery course will please
apply this week SO as te insure a
place for the following Monday
/ courtney's 5, third floor, sos Kan. ave.
--AaN
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Regular Habits Produce
a Beautiful Complexion,
Daily elimination rids the system of poisons.
Women should realize thati

n fANY women complain
N daily of their complexion,
of their headaches and gen.
eral i'll health, little realizing
that the trouble is constipation.
Women, too. are much more sub
ject TO such congestion than men.
and much more careless of it.
The result is seen in lusterless.
weary eyes, in sallow, pimply
complexion, in lassitude. bad
breath. and in that word SO often
used, ''indisposed."
At the first sign Of these symp-
toms the wise woman viii take a
laxative, and win see that the
young girl and others in her care
do likewise. DR.. Caldxelrs Syrup
Pepsin is the favorite with thou.
sands Of women because it is mild
and gentle in its action and in the
end trains the stomach and bowel
muscles 70 do their work naturally
without the aid Of medicine.
This combination of simple lax
alive herbs with pepsin, which can
be bought at any drug store, is
also very sterling frst-aid in
colds, fevers and other sudden ills
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PROBE MEAT PRICES HERE. Z
State Price Commissioner Working
With Local Authorities.

Instructions to- fair price commit
tees of Kansas to investigate local
meat prices and report them to his
office have been sent out by Ed T.
sioner.
Hackney declares that numerous
complaints have reached him about
the failure of the price of meats to re-
fleet the reduction in cattle prices.
The Investigations of the county COM
Inittees will also include pork prices
and supplies.
C. D. Skinner. chairman of the local
committee. said TO-DAY that the inves-
tigation in Topeka is already going
forward.
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word minimum so cents
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be inserted under the bend: TOO Late 10
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payment OF the same. Note the Foregoing
instructions about counting the wor:s and
the rate per word for ThS- Topeka sta :.
journal
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ing four words for State Journal address
When address is rsed count each Initial
letter and each number or combustion OF
s.gures n one wUrd.
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Looking Blackboard in State
Journal Society Column
TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY


March 8, 1900.
The Duplicate Whist club was pleasantly
entertained Tuesday afternoonAat the home
of Mrs. Hiram P. IDillon The substitutes
were Mrs. Hiram Root, Mrs. Fred Freeman.
Mrs: Cruttenden, of Quincy, Ill. At a guest
table were Mrs. Bennett r. Wheeler Mrs
James Dunn. Mrs. T. Il. Dixey. Mrs. f.
G. Gay Mrs. Arthur capper will be the
hostess a week from today.
Mrs. S. A. Scott entertained a number of
little folks very delightfully."- Thursday
afternoon in honor of her daughter Ida
lene's birthday. Mrs. Scott was assisted
by Mrs. D. H. Scott and Mrs J. II. Nc
Bride. The little people present were :
Lois Mcbride, Eloise Sargent, Dorothy
Wahle, Myra Phillips, Mildred Forbes
Helen Davis, Geraldine Green, Marguerite
ThrapP. Churchill Sargent. Chester Wahle
John Nicely, John Davis VIII Adams Artie
SchleymeF and Willard Keith.
Mrs. J. B. Hayden and daughter Bessie
have returned from a several weeks stay
at Hot Springs. Ark.
Mrs Harry Weaver of Kansas City IS
visiting her parents. Mr.. ana Mrs L. e.
Mct,lintock in West Tenth avenue.
Mr.. Charles Lagerstrom and Miss Adah
Garter will be married Wednesday even
ing IN s.r March 21' at the home of the brides
Miss Name Duffy of St Joe is in the
city, the guest of her cousin, Miss Agnes
Walsh at her home on Taylor street
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city. They are now living in Rochester,
n. Y, and Mr.. Klingenberg has signed
a five-year contract to be dean of the
music department of the University of
Rochester. A wonderful new building
is being built by Mr.. George Eastman,
head of the Eastman Kodak company,
to house the department This sum-
mer Mr.. Eastman is sending Mr. and
Mrs. Klingenberg abroad to visit con-
servatories of Europe. They will be
gone from April to November.
Mr.. George Barlow Penny, who
taught at Washburn several years ago,
is one of the instructors in this school.
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Mrs c. II. Bunger entertained the
Elwell Bridge>Luncheon club this
noon at the Elks club. Guests were
Mrs. Burgers mother. Mrs. A. Charles
of Cedar Rapids. Ia. and Mrs. James
Thompson and Mrs. f. r. Donahue, of
Houston, Tex.
Announce a lecture on sex hygiene
to most college people and they will
flee, unless they were among those
fortunate enough to have been in X.
S. A. c. or Ottawa university or come
Of the other Kansas schools during the
time that DR.. Marie A. Greene gave
her course of lectures and Instructions
in this vital subject. Doctor Greene is
different from the typical obnox-
ious speaker on sex, who arouses NOR
bid curiosity and leaves one skeptical
and self conscious. Doctor Greene
gives definite scientific knowledge and
facts in a beautiful digrified and in
spring way. She is teacher of the new
type, who does anot dwell on thou
shalt not" but Interests you so much
in the things that should be done
that the other may be forgotten.
Doctor Greene. who is a practicing
f.fa in, &c doHT Nff ~
more and more of her time to confer
ences classes and lecture courses in
sex hygiene. And those who have
talked with her and heard her are ALI
most enthusiastic; the men as well as
the women. Men say her fairness and
understanding of their view point is
seldom equalled and women love the
refinement and inspiration of her
ideas
Doctor Greene will lecture tomor-
row evening at the Wv. c. A. The
Business Girls club and the w. c. t.
L. are bringing her here and if enough
interest is manifest it may be she will
come little later to give a series of
lectures. Doctor Greene used to live
in Topeka and is remembered. by
many people here. She is a woman of
unusual poiSe and charm which add
much TO heropower as speaker. The
public is invited to come tomorrow
evening to hear Doctor Greene.
): y. y
The knights Templars of the Ma
sonic lodge will have their annual
party this evening at the auditorium.
The affair will start with a concert by
Marshalrs band. Following this the
knights Templars under the leader
ship of Mr.. George Porter will drill.
Dancing will occupy the rest of the
evening. Members and their families
will be present tonight.
>. 4. ):
a silver tea was given this afternoon
by the Child Conservation league at
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LOST AND EOuND.


LOST-Lady's pocketbook containing ros-
airy and other articles on Washburn-
Douthitt car Saturday. Phone Red 2lo2.
LOST-Man's glove; right hand; fur top.
Please leave at Chas McCiintock's store
$50 Kansas ave. 500 reward.
LOST y library table drawer. between
Washbdrn and Liberty on 9th st Re-
ward. Phone 340l
LOST-Laundry package marked q. Z.
Shaw. Notify White Star Laundry. Re-
ward.
LOST-Dark grny cravanet coat on East
10th concrete road. Call I05 Liberty.
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10000 worth of new machinery had
been given this state.
Under the new provision in the con-
gressionai act the state may sub-let
its road building equipment for city
paving and construction work and for
street and highway Improvements not
directly affected by federal aid funds.
Roads receiving benefits of federal
aid, however. will receive the prefer
ence in distribution of equipment.
Passage of the Kahn bill will give
Kansas an extra $1.500,000 worth of
machinery. Much of this equipment
will be available for use on highways
in this state during the coming sum-
mer.
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the home of Mrs. H. w. Bomgardner
in Mulvane street. Assisting hostesses
were Mrs. E. D. Spokesman, Mrs. T.
McGinnis, Miss Louise Krigbaum Mrs.
E. L. Blanton, Mrs. Martin Buck, DR..
Geneva Leader, Mrs. June r. Chap
man.
The silver taken in at the tea will
go toward the funds for the entertain
ment of the indergarten association
convention to be here this spring.
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The Gamma Theta chapter of Sigma
Alpha Iota will meet with Mrs Glen
Beaver. 1170 College avenue. this eve
hing. There will be important bust
ness.
Mrs. W. E. McVey's team of the Wo-
mans club will meet for luncheon to-
Mrs. Walter z. Wilson. 1912 Tyler
street. Final arrangements for the in
formal dance and card party to be
given on Friday evening, March -, at
kellam hall will be made at this meet
ing. This dance is one of the most in
teresting mid-Lenten affairs and. peo-
pie are looking forward to it as an en-
Joyab BILE evening at a time when social
affairs are bit infrequent. Home
made refreshments are not among the
least of the attractions this party Of
fers.
Mrs. G. T. Lawrence of College ave-
nue. entertained. the members of the
Beta Sigma guild of the First Presby-
terian church last evening at sup
per and evening party
THERE'S A WOMAN IN OUR TOWN
Who thinks she has solved the 'mys-
terry which has been bothering Topeka
for several years. They manage it,
says this woman, by selling their we'd
ding presents. They received more
then ten couples usually do. and it has
been sufficient to piece out the none
too ample salary.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society of the Westminster Presbyter-
ian church will have an all day meet
ing tomorrow at the home of Mrs. L.
W. Wilson at 1898 Boswell
). = =.
The woman's Foreign Missionary
society of the First Methodist church
will meet with Mrs. E. H. Anderson.
1101 Tyler, Wednesday, March 10.
The women are asked to bring any old
linen they may have to add to the
supplies of the . missionary hospitals,
A line party at the Grand theater
last night was made up of the follow
ing people: Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cha
Iney. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wright Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Gunter.-Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Miller. Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. c..
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Morris. Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Fowler. Mr.. and Mrs j.
r Morris. Mr. and Mrs. f. c. Oman.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T Shinn, Mr.. and Mrs.
y. y. Conger.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie ]. Shirley have
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HUN SEED FOR NORTH FRANCE.
Devastated Areas Are Being Planted
With German Oats and Barley

Paris, March 9.-Sowing of the
devastated areas of France has been
expedited by deliveries from Germany
of oats and barley, according to orders
of the PREPARATIONS commission. The
minister of liberated regions reports
tha- this seed is of excellent quality.
1t is believed that these supplies. to-
gether with seed purchased by the
ministry in France. Holland and Eng
land will make 1t possible to raise
crops this year on all the land which
had been under oats and barley before
the German invasion.
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SUB-LET ROAD MACHINERY.
State May Rent Out Equipment for
Highway Construction.

Road building machinery appor-
toned TO Kansas under act of con-
gress may be sub-let by the state and
used on work not receiving the benefit
of federal aid. That is the informa-
ton received today by W. C. Mark
ham. secretary of the state highway
commission, following announcement
that an additional allotment of ST.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

in r. lots Asnea and % ne. as1ii .1e. SG72 so
J. d. Brown 10 c. H. Hitz, W. y NV
W: 4. Frye to A. Leohr. PIT. ne. i %,
T. le = Early to + NJ. STATION, lot Is ''O'
pit. 26, Blk s, Auburndale. ..:....... 10
]. Reynolds to {. Reynolds, lot AS
Lane St, Kings add ,;.,::.
6, i blk k' Exeter e St: Aubnrndals $500
c. f. Carpenter to Is. J. Lorts, lot d65-
67 Lincoln st, Home builders add.
u SsIov15 .................... 5000
l, COL eH Clay la St. Edwards IT Tr.s.. 500
Farm Mtge. CO. to ]. A; Payton., lot
40 8. y IL Tyler ST.. Gould's add. i
s.. Claw St st. Missions add. ~ " 1909
a. ne. 4 i4 ii Is. ~. - .. ' 200
Il e9I2-16 ....................... 1900
minger add. y. ...... 49,, 500
r. H. Clifton to same.~lots 4, ), 8, -,
G. same T Marshall 10 shaw. Bid. 4 Loan '''
Assn. lots 4s5-67 woodward ave, =,
F. " W. Slime aa to I. shideler. NV j.
NJ. Makepeace to q. Swceger. lots 81
SO Chester ave-, J. W. Norris add. 500
Plateau sub. ...................,.. 25o0
Grafton st, Sardou's add. 900
]. II. Martin to o. L. Moore, lot 2f5
C. r. E9rhart to II. NJ. Long. lots 2i5-
AZ Brooks ave, Melrose sub. 1
J. r. Niceum to W. II. Niccum, pit NV.
NJ. II. Hersh TO L. NJ Russell. lot 20;s
Jefferson st. Holidays add. ..... 1
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that make il advisable to always
have ~ bottle in the home. 1t is
free frbm narcotics and safe for
the tiniest baby.
n spite of the fact that Dr.. Cdld.
tUell's Syrup Pepsin is the ldrsest selling
liquid laxative IN the tooTld, there
being Over million borries sold each
ycar, many t0ho need It's beneffs haze
not ger used it. If yon haze not, send
your name and address for free trial
borrIe to d.. W. B. Caldwell, SRI
Washington ST., Monticello, Illinois.
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WANTED-MALE HELP.

WANTED-Man and wife. ranch wife cook,
man chores handy man. $50 mo-. fur
nished. man and wife cook and kitchen.
500 mo-. furnished; p farm hands. mar
rled farm couples: Transfers, laborcrs.
cooks. Furmanis Employment Office. Jog
West Sth
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Pottsville, Pa, March See Bor-
re1l. of Philadelphia. knocked out Billy
Kramer, of Milwaukee, in the third
round of a schedu ten-round
windup here last night.
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North Topeka News

Items for this column may be left at
Petro's drug st"re or telephone Eleanor
Kimbali. 1891 after Z o'clock. Other
hours, 1850.
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SOCIETY
OBY 6RAc1APoPE WOOD. l.

y Mrs. II. s. Putney entertained the
d Friday Bridge club at her home in
Tyler streets yesterday afternoon.
Guests for two tables were Mrs. AL
bert Patten, Mrs Monte Kistler, Mrs.
c. A. Kline. Mrs. T. ]. Myers. Mrs.
George Godfrey Moore. Mrs. Frank
Sturges, Mrs. Arthur Springer. The
club will meet again in two weeks
with Mrs. Luther Tillotson.
During the Y. W. c. A. campaign
the workers are stopping for a little
while in the afternoon to drink cup
of tea together at the association
building and inspire each other with
courage and enthusiasm for the task
they have assumed. The following
Washburn girls acted as hostesses at
the tea today; Miss Reva Bonjour.
Miss Dorothy Sellards. Miss Ethel
Achten, Miss Phoebe Busy, Miss
Marie Moore. Miss Frances Booher,
Miss Ruth Speer. Miss Margaret Sea-
ton. Miss Lillian Hughes, Miss Hor-
tense Reed. Miss Anna McCracken,
Miss Vera Pratt
Distributing and arranging the post
ers for the Y. w. c. A. campaign is
an important item in the work. Mrs.
Kurtz Kellam has charge of the post
ers and she is being assisted by Miss
Edith Council, Miss Ruth Wood, Miss
Clyde Bonebrake. Miss Mary Burnett,
Miss Ariel Nichols, and Mrs. Edwin
Campbell
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Mrs. n. w. Benning entertained at
her home in Fillmore street yesterday
afternoon in honor of Mrs. ]. c. Lair,
whose husband is the new assistant Y.
NJ. c. A. secretary. Guests other than
Mrs. Lair were Mrs. Clifford Pierce,
Mrs. Howard Chalmers. Mrs. Morton
Mexican. Mrs. &. A. Caster. Mrs. Will
liam Oviatt. of\Bay View, Mich: Mrs.
Homer Herrick Mrs. Thomas E.
Prout, Mrs Z. T. Bozenhart. Mrs.
Richard McAllister, Mrs. o. W. Has
lSell. Mrs. J. c. Ouderkirk, Miss Clara
Elledge. Miss Elledge assisted Mrs.
Benning and also sang several con-
tralto solos
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Many Topeka people remember with
pleasure Dean and Mrs. ALI Klingen-
berg. formerly OF WashBurn college.
They were real artists and were well
known among musical people of this
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DYE THAT SKIRT,
COAT OR BLOUSE
Diamond Dyes" Make Old,
Shabby. Faded Apparel Just
Like New

Don't worry about perfect results.
Use Diamond Dyes" guaranteed TO
give a new. rich. fadeless color to any
fabric. whether It be wool. silk. linen,
cotton or mixed goods,-dresses,
blouses, stockings. skirts, children's
coats. feathers, draperies. coverings.
The Direction Book with each pack
age tells so plainly how to diamond
dye over any color that you cannot
make a mistake.
To match any material. have drug
-gist show YOU Diamond Dye" Color
Card ADV
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WANTED-FEMAIE HELP.
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OPPORTUNITY

WHO WANT BETTER POSITIONS
WITH PERMANENT EMPLOYMES'r.
CONGENLAL WORK. GOOD PAY OPP
FOR PROMOTION. REST
ROOM. CAFETERIA WHERE LUNCHES
ARE SERVED AT COST. YOU SHOULD
INVESTIGATE THE MANY ADYANT-
AGES OFFERED BY THIS COMPANY.
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10 YOU WANT
n portion with a reliable company. wbera
you learn a line Of work that will help you
I'm getting A pleasant position any fimcl
We have such a position open to young
lady Of proper character and with reason-
able ability: previous experience ne
cessaIy; good possibility for advancement.
S12 JACKSON STREET
WASTED-Dining room and lunch counter
girls for railroad eating houses: hotel
and restaurants. good wBges steady work
private family help; cooks: housekeepera.
Furman's Employment Office LOG West sth.
wANTED-Mother's helper. woman or girl.
white. to help with the care of children
and assist with Homework. Phone colt.
~ Woodlawn.
WANT ED-Girls over &c years of age to
learn trade No phone Call at Klinga-
man & Miller. 300 Kansas Ave-
StenograDher with b0okkeep-
ing experience. Call in person Neal
Motors Company.
WANTED-Woman to work in linen room
Apply Housekeeper. national Hotel
WANTED-woman for general Homework
Phone xhifr anHe.
MANTEip-Ex perieuced sales ladies for
waist department Phone 1874.
wANTED-Wbite lady for general WORK,
y. NJ 9. A.
ant.
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MATRON

EMPLOY LADY BETWEEN 70 AND IS
YEARS OF AGE AS MATRON AND
OF HOME FOR SEVEN
GIRLS Go MILES OFT OF TOPEKA.
LIBERAL COMPENSATION FOR ONE
WHO CAN QUALIFY, WITH REFER
ESCES. ADDRESS, AATROS. CARE
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father used
nose people like
peer deprived Of that pleasure this
popa goosnes Jack
all maids
method of
they/hap a smart. careless
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TREE TRIMMING

Shatie and fruit trees trimmed: large
ones safely removed Phone S31G for
Brooke.
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APPLICATIONS are received from young
women over 16 years Of age.
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SOUTHWESTERN BELL TELEPHONE
COMPANY.
ST. JACKSON STREET.
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a silver tea was given this afternoon
by the Child Conservation league at