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BRICK STUCCO. $500

Six rooms. den. sleeping porch. cellar.
fire place, new decorations, new oak floors
above and below, new porches, barn. corner.
lots, quick sale $500 Let us show you
Sc. 75o Also very nice $500 cottage in
shop district Call for what you want We
have the variety. II you have good cot
tage to sell list 4 with US. We are little
short on cottages.
COTTRELL co.
H. West Sixth. Phone 54Os.
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Observation-Disclosures

PendTy's Bookstore lis West Sixth,
wanted all schooIbooks, Book of knoUl
edge. Britannica, Harvard classics, Kansas
reports, sectional bookcases.
WE PAY the highest price for cast off
clothing, shoes, bats and oyercoats. Drop
us card or call Gordon Bros. Loan Of
flee, 400 Kansas ave Phone 10Te.
PAPER HANGING and painting: ali work
satisfactory; prices reasonable. MT.
KNOX, 926 Monroe St
WANTBD-Machine work Of all classes at
80. Kansas ave.
POULTRY WAETED-E. c. wise. LIT
Kansas ave. Phone o64.
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Wanted
FOR sALE-CITY PROPERTY.

FOR SALE-CITY PROPERTY.
-~~>>~-J--
CENTRAL AVENUE 1035-Twelve rooms
and wash room; two families can live
Street cars, paved street, gas. electric light
and water. Large front porch. Location
half block from new postofficce. Look this
over IN investment. Price $1,000. Terms
made. For particulars call on Ellen Park
hurst No Devon Apartment 18th and
MAKE OFFER.
Eight-room house, large barn, six lots,
elegant shade. fruit 2O01 Clay. Real bar
gain. H. A Sbull. Phone 4245.
FOR SALE-Down town location, COO To-
pkka avenue rooms, modern equipment.
Heat, hot water system, very desirable.
walking distance Apply at 1919 Kansas
rAYenue. J. s. Rhodes.
DANDY East Side Broom modern house.
full basement. owner rents surplus rooms
for S102 a month: $3.50: terms. Eight
room house west side: income of surplus
rooms. $50 month; $4,000 H. A. SKULL
Phone 1915.
FOR SALE-6-room cottage, 18th and
Brooks. electric lights and gas, , lots.
barn and chicken house. Call owner. Blue
$500, Sunddy and after p III. during week.
BEST 240-acre modern Shawnee county
farm; ideal dairy or blooded stock farm
Fine equipment, splendid buildings. This
show farm With all equipment $4,000 for a
All DR.. HYATT'S houses. piecemeal. adj
joining 100 Harrison: one cottage. va
cant. six room and bath. gas electricity.
furnace, cister1. mantel. attic. shade s.. TOO
1872 CLXY-6-room De Luxe Cottage. dou-
BILE garage. IL lots. See this first and
avoid further annoyance H A SKULL.
Phone 4245.
EXTRA GOOD five-room strictly mod
ern cottage. close in. west side. Priced
right. II. A. Shull. Phone 1915.
TEN ROOM modern house; owner selling
on account of health. Phone 51s7 W.
FOR SALE-New five-room bungalow. 1523
Quincy 81. Call Blue 3125.
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FOR RFNT--sToRE ROOMS
ON KANSAS AVE.

Store room or entire building. fine con-
dition, on West side Of Kansas ave, be-
tween Ninth and Tenth. now for lease. II
YOU are looking for a business location in
one of the good blocks on Kansas ave,
write at once for further Information. Ad-
dress I 5S4. care journal
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LOST-Two coats between Alma and To-
peka Also some Oklahoma and Texas
oil stock receipts and some checks The
paper IS no good except to- owners, $2o
reward and no questions asked. John s.
johnson, 5th Ave. Hotel.
STOLEN-On Kansas river; row boat
made of Redwood with chain of half
straight and half twisted links. built for
two pairs of oars. Finder please notify
r. A. Meyer. Willard, Kan, and receive
reward.
LOST-Canteen bag on State Hospital ear,
running to Washburn 7 30 a. N. Person
taking same is known. Return 10 address
found inside or phone 14I4.
LOST-Whfte brindel bulldog, short tail,
yellow collar. Answers name of Rex.
Call police station.
LOST-New key ring, containing two flat
keys aud screw drfTer, etc. Finder ad-
dress Key" care Journal
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FOR sALE-slAcHINERY.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

A. NJ and T. C. Roe. 116 E. 5th street. Tel.
$3.50. Pianos, Player Pianos and the Aeo-
lian-Vocalion photograph.
PLAYER-Hobart NJ Cable. including IS
rolls. first class condition, 500 cash
Phone White 2j95.
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FOR SALF-IIvtSTtltK


FOR SALE-A young Jersey milk cow.
Just fresh heifer calf at side. ais Te
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ROUDEBUSH BARGAINS

Almost new Broom cottage on Morris
near Eighth, all modern, 200. Almost
new six-room house, ali modern, sleeping
porch. 81, 200. Four-room cottage, modern,
almost new Kansas ave. $500 Double
house. rooms each, 1900 block Kansas
ave. Eivs-[Oom b h0use N0Tth Te
two lots, $500. Roudebush. 623 Kansas
ave, Phone office 3145. Residence 5349 ].
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FOR EXCHANGE.
FOR sALELPET sTOck
FOR sALE-T'oUI.TRy

CHICKS, week old, Rocks and Reds. Is
cents shipping orders taken. Mrs.
Kate Tudor..121T Van Buren,. Phone 1919 J.
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LOST AND FOUND.
DOG

LOST-Brindle bull, white face, pink
eyes. Reward. Phone $780,
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LEGAL

First published in The Topeka State
Journal, Thursday. June 10, 1901
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watches a SECRET Then, Too.

The value OF school property in 1877
was s106,090. Ten years later 1t was
$4,000.
The record OF the city's annual
growth was compiled for the maya
zine from the official records by J.
Lee Knight, who was city assessor
in 1887.
Evening star., 1920-03-18

The next lecture of tn" Alliance Fran
"a1Se- viii be given at the Washington
Club on Monday, March 90. ut 4 80 by
cant. T.. Lombard. The subject is "l.:,
| l"eSic francaise entire dcuX grandes
.u, RES
Evening star., 1920-03-18
Marriage Licenses.

Marriag" licenses have been issued TO tn,
following:
Ernest !. Krndrck and Esther l.. Clarv""
both Of Chevy Chase. MI
E"rmard Strauss and Hannah Steiner. boil
Of Baltimore. Md
Herbert Jenkins and Matti" NJ. Boone, boil
of i.ynchhurg. Va
Charles J. Clark" aud Marjorie DohSou.
'""re" W. Dim # Norfolk. Va. and I.inds
Nnck"iS Of Richmond. Va.
William y. Bennett. ir.. Of Martins Ferry
ohio. and Mary NJ Garrett Of this city.
Edward T.. Ecy"rS "f Cleveland Ohio. an,
Anna NJ. H"Sslcr Of th. city.
Maurr" Lewis and Myrtl" Hay. both o
Richmond. Va.
Paul $. kthcart Of Maryvilr. Tenn. ant
Minnie l.. Rowland ofthis city.
''uE NJ. Jacobs and Laura l.. Comet
lex" Conn cf EirmnghHm. Ala. anL Heller
NJ. Grace Of Atlantic CITY. y. J.
Godfrey K. Thorn of JrukintOwn. Pa ant
Adei" Evans Of Augusta. Ga.
Amber NJ. Flick :nI Hattie T. Ripnle
Griffin NJ Zimmerman and A. Mildred Lowell
both Of Chicago III.
Jess" !. Gardner Of This city and jamie +
Dickson Of Society IIir. s. e
Robert y. Wallace and Isabel Wright
Robert Mcdaniel and Louis" Roe
Eenjamn Franklin aid Gertrude Robinson
Alexander Mitchell and Hattie +. Taylor
Willie L. Howard and Marion c. Shelton.
Robert l.. Harrison and Miliie A. GRAY
Page Wormley and Ada Fireman
Evening star., 1920-03-18
, Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported to
the health department in the last twenty four
hours:
Albertine Els. 81. 1919 c street northeast
Mich"iu" binteno, AZ. Emergency Hospital.
Annie Il. Dinsm"re, 80. ST Elizabcth's Hos
pital.
Grace Evans. II. 1915 Bladensburs road
northeast
Anna II. 'owhcrd. 81 l22l Decatur street
Mary l.. Mcfamtridge. -. Columbia Hos
pitaI.
Kitty A. Mason. -. 2Gos Garfield street
Sidney llurilan l. Prov violence Hospital
Hattie Rcbecca farb"". 81, Garfield Hospital.
Eliza +. Allen -. 1885, New Jersey avenr.
Josiah Sult. 81. 1893 Gales street northeast.
John H. Melone. g. 100 9Th street southeast
William Walsh, ~. IL 9th street southeast
Infant Of Stanley T.. and Arie NJ. Wolfe, )
minutes, National Homeopat thic Hospital
William T.. Morton, 81, lU1S 1st street.
Samuel Wallace, A.. IL Florida avenue
northeast.
Edna VI. Brooks. 10 1907 street.
Mary Anderson. 80. 1871 1st street
Margaret Griffith, -. Frerdmen's Hospital
Isabelle Holmes. A. 73 !. street.
Anna +. Byrd. -. 22l0 Cleveland place.
Ernest St"ptoe. 36. 925 9Th street
Ruth Smith. II months, Children's Hospital
Evening star., 1920-03-18

for the object of the league in its or
ganization is to bring out the latent
talents and help those who are srug-
Cling to find q place professionally.
TableauN from famous books viii be
given to supplement the program Of
artists.
Evening star., 1920-03-18
Mr.. HOUSTON ASKS
TAXATION CHANGES
Income and Excess Profits
leVieS Cannot Be Cut
Before 1923.

Reduction of income and excess
profits taxes are Impossible until
1928 at least. Secretary Houston mott
fed Congress yesterday IN a letter TO
the ways and means committee. lie
urged immediate legislation I" assess
the profits of corporations.
SimplitiCa ton Of the income taxes
and substitution of a Hat rate on rN-
cess profits instead of a graduated
rate Of 20 and 40 per cent is presented
by the Secretary OF tn" Treasury as
Imperative. He explained that tn"
ultimate loss to the government on
account of court decisions Will be
SIS. .000. 900
only very moderate reductions
may be made in the calendar year OF
1922. collected in 1923, the Secretary
wrote. Under the plan of a fiat tax.
the letter stated. 1T would be posi-
BILE to adopt u declining rate. say of
- per cent. for the first year in which
tn" change is in operation: % per cent
for the second year and u per cent
thereafter
Evening star., 1920-03-18
Births Reported.

The following births have been reported
the health department in the last t"eh'yiou
hours: :,
William +. and Nellie +. Davis, girl
William G and Edna NJ. CarriEan' girl
william :. and Margaret NJ. Coiburn' giri.
Isadore L. and Ray Godheim. girl.
Lewis c. and Alice i. Boswell. boy
Charles T.. and Etta Cole, girl.
Frank l.. and Gertrude T. Davis. girl
John W. and Catherine Il. Sichert, girl.
Francis II. and Mary V. Zell. boy.
Frank W and Ca atherine Edwards. boy.
William H. and Hazel G. Spnrhawk girl
Theodore l.. and Ethel Trimmer. girl
John r. and Lola Smallwood, girl
william and Hazel Logan. girl.
Frank and Daisy Rose. girl
W. A. and Mary Capron, girl.
Morris and Ray Schnur, boy:
stanley T.. and Arie NJ. Wolfe, boy.
Frank and B"rnce Anderson. giil
Lee T. and NIFTY Gregory, boy.
Alexander and Marie Neverson, girl.
Henfamin and Dora Nelson. boy.
Arnold and Inez Lofty, boy.
William Il. and Dorothy L. Tyler boy.
Lorenzo o. and Mamie +. Lyles. girl.
william g. and Nettie Ray. boy.
Evening star., 1920-03-18
LOYAL TEACHERS SOUGHT.
Found in Organizations
Hostile to U. S. Government.

certificates for public school teachers
have been recommended by the Lusk
Legislative committee as a result of
it's discovery that several teachers
we're members of organizations that
sought to overthrow the government
1t is urged that no teacher be en-
ployed after January ] next, without
a certificate issued by the state COM
missioner of education, showing the
teacher IL loyal to the laws and in
stitutions Of the state and nation.
Evening star., 1920-03-18
Will Fix Fees for Power Companv

To determine what fees the Potomac
Electric Power Company shall be per-
mitted to charge in future for ex-
tending current to homes in front of
which there is no conduit. the Public
Utilities Commission viii hold an
other public hearing at the District
building at 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning
Evening star., 1920-03-18
Capt. J. C. Waddell Retired.

Capt. James c. Waddeil. Coast Ar
tillery Corps, has been placed on the
retired list of the Army on account OF
disability incident to the service.
Evening star., 1920-03-18

The Vanity Fair club entertained a
box party yesterday. followed by a din
rer at st. Marks cafe. They had as
their guests Miss pepita and Miss May
cita De SouZa of jamaica. Il. w. T..
and Miss Vera Murphy of Nassa-
rhusettS
Evening star., 1920-03-18

Mrs. William s WaShhurn and her
sisters, the Misses Graves. are leaving
this week for Atlantic City. where tltey
will remain for several weeks.
Mrs. Washtrrn will he joined there,
by her daughter Miss Charlotte WASH
bum from Sw;trthmore College. who Will
spend her spring vacation with her.
Evening star., 1920-03-18

Headaches From Slight Colds.
LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE Tablets reievy
the Headache by curing the Cold. tonic laxa
tive and germ destroyer. Look for signature of
T. W. GROVE on box. 3Oc.-Advertisement.
Evening star., 1920-03-18

Mrs. William HE I.arnor of I'hladel-
phia IS at the burlington for Il few
DAYS.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-03
IL FRIDAY MARKET PAGE =

mercial Bulletin" for the past week
The prices quoted are wholesale:
Advances
Armour's Simon lard up y cents
per pound.
Amour's Star bacon up 214 cents
per pound.
Idaho russet potatoes 25 cents pei
100.
Lemons 25 cents to 50 cents per
box.
Grapefruit so cents per box.
WeSsen oil 45 cents per case.
Paragon coffee = cents pound.
Snowdrift so cents case.
Cottolene 25 cents case.
Mazola oil, five gallon cans, per
case 81.
Rex and Puritan regular and
skinned hams average Of 2 cents per
pound.
Puritan boiled ham 1 cent pound.
Puritan brcn average Of . cents
per pound.
Rex lard l cent.
Suetene | cent.
Angelus and Pride boiled hams 3
cents.
Frvola . cents.
Orange Blossom shortening 1 cent.
Dried Fruit
Holiday demands have materially
effected the dried fruit situation
rom a retail standpoint during the
cast few weeks, according to local
and while the lull will
naturally occur now that Thanksgiv-
ing is over trade in these lines should
De brisk until the first of the year. A
normal holiday demand may be ex-
Dected here this year. it was said.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-03
ALL
WAGES, ROSE PLEA

The standardization of all wages
paid the employees of the - mutual
water compaiies was the proposition
submitted to the directors of the I'M
perial Irrigation District Board yes
terday by Mark Rose. This course
was the only way. he stated, to meet
the damaged conditions in an equit-
able way
at is time that all Of the water
companies of the county," said Rose,
adopt a standard scale of salaries
and wages. In the past there has
been much bidding and competition
among the various companies to Sc
cure the services Of the employees
To stop one company bidding for the
services CT the employees of another,
a standard wage and salary for posi-
tions in all of the companies should
be adopted. With the decline in wag-
es this will serve to keep all of the
comPanis on an even basis as to Sc
curing employees"
No action was taken on the pro-
posal, but the directors present con-
Cured in the sentiment. 1t was init
mated that 20 per cent reduction
may also be considered.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-03
WEEK MARKED BY SLIGHT DROPS
IN MANY FOODSTUFFS;; BACON UP

Although raw sugar has fallen to a
price far below the cost of production,
the inability Of local merchants to Sc
cure the commodity here has held the
price up considerably during the past
,ew weeks, it was sa< today. A car
arrived in Ell Centre and grocers We're
not allowed more than 100 sacks
apiece.
What the next week will bring
lorth no one was in a position to
tate. 1T is anybody's guess" was
ne expression used by local whole
sale buyer. However, the advice
given to the consuming public was to
buy sraringly and not more than a
weeks supply At q time.
Flour Off
Flour VIII be slightly cheaper pext
"~l6. according to BUYERS. owing to
he recent drop in the stock markets,
and Yesterday statesmen were offering
Immediate deliveris at 81 a barrel
2nder the present market quotation.
Bread is still selling at Is cents
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-03
DETAILS OF s. P.
|. PLAN ANNOUNCED
Especial to The Press.)

(Speclai TO Inc PreSS.)
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 3.-At a
srec al meeting held today the board
ot directors OF the Southern Pacific
company adopted the following plan
foc the separation of it's California
Gil properties and of it's stock hold
ing. in the Associated Oil company
fro NJ its railroad properties:
a. new company to be known as the
Pac fic Oil company will be organized
under the laws of the state of Della
ware, with capital stock to consist
OF 8,5O0,OO0 shares of a par value
Tor which the Southern Pacific COM
pany will subscribe at SIS per share,
or $52,500,O00. From the amount SO
realized the new company will pur-
chase from the Southern Pacific Land
Co. as of Jan. l, 1921, for SAB, ,750, 900
about $4,000 acres of land now own
ed by the Southern Pacific Land Co.,
situated in the state of California, OF
which about 10000 acres are proven
oil lands and the remainder lands
heretofore withdrawn from sale as
possible oil lands, together with exist
4ng field improvements and materials
and supplies. b. 2OU,GYJ shares par
value 9zO,O69,0OO representing 5U4o
per cent OF the outstanding capital
stock OF the Associated OH company.
by the sale OF these properties the
Southern Pacific Land Co., the entire
capital stock of which is owned by the
Southern Pacific Co., will thus re-
celve SAB, 100000 in cash and the Pa
cltic OH company Will retain $780,
900 as working capital. Holders OF
the capital stock OF the Southern Pa
enc company registered as such on
the books OF the company at the close
CT business on January Ia 1921, will
be given the right to purchase at SIS
per share. Payment to be made in
iull on or before March /, 1921 One
share of stock of the new company
for each share of Southern Pacific
company stock SO held. For the in
formation Of stockholders and the
holders of the five per cent convert
ible bonds of the company it is prop
er to state that the stock of the new
company is fixed at 100000 shares
to correspond as nearly as may be to
the total number Of shares of the
Southern Pacific company's stock OUT
standing, together with shares r,-
served for the conversion Of these
bonds. The stock of the Associated.
Oil company is at present receiving
dividends at the rate of six per cent
per annum. The net earnings of the
Southern Pacific Oil properties above
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-03

loaf in local stores in face Of the de-
cline in wheat, the reason, it was said
being that the other ingredients have
not lowered materially.
Jams Much Cheaper
A new brand Of jam placed on the
local market recently twill have a
good deal of effect on the other
brands, it is believed when the COM
modify was placed on sale at S1.13
cents for a four pound jar. The reg
ular price for the past few months
has been 60 to 70 cents q pound. The
new stock is quoted at 2S cents a
pound The brand is known as the
Glen Rosa" and the quality equal to
that = the more expensive products,
some say. This particular brand
was packed when rrices We're at their
lowest, and for that reason can be
placed on the market at the much
lower price, was the explanation.
Advances and Reductions
The following are the advances and
reductions as announced in the Com
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-03

referred to for the year 1920, after
deduction Of all taxes and proper re-
serves for depreciation, will approxi-
mate S12,000,000, and earnings for
the year 1921, based upon the present
estimated production and price2s
should consi Irably exceed this sum.
The following named gentlemen have
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-03

consented to serve on the board of ai.
rctors of the Pacific Oil company
James S. Alexander, B. d. Caldwell
Henry w. Deforest, Chas. A. Pea,
body, Samuel Rea, Mortimer Schiff
Paul Shoup (president Associated oil
company of California, and r. p
Swenson.
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