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Ell Canciller Bahuer hizo
esta revelation ante Ia
AsambIea Nacicnal de
Stuttgart
Die a conocer las condolences
presentadas por Won Knapp
y Won Luettwitz antics
de entrar a
Berlin

BERNA, Suiza, Mario I9.-Gran
sensation cause en- la session de aver
de Ia Asamblea Nacional Alemana
reunida en- Stuttgart, el Canciller del
Gobierno republicano, Herr Bauer, Al
hacer Ia declaration de las condicio,
mes preSentadas por ell DR.. Wolfgang
happ Y e. General Won Luettwitz,
antes de que dichos lideres del movi-
miento contra r~eyolucicnario ~entraran
a Berlin la manana del sabado pasa-
do, para establecer su gobierno.
"Deseaban preparar a Alemania pa.
"a una guerra de .'revancha" Y sumer,
cir al pals en- IN nuevo caraclismo,
declare el Canciller, agTegando: "A
estes criminales debe cast!garseles sin
piedad, Sus fortunas deben ser confiS-
cadas y ellos llevados ante el Trj-
burial de Ia Suprema Corve de Leip-
zig"
Segun les noticias recibidas aqui,
esta actitud de los jefes contra revo-
lumionarios, fu6 ~condenada unanimc-
mente por Felipe S~cheidmann, lider
de Ia mayoria socialista; Herr Bur-
lage, del Partido del Centro; Herr
Kron. del partido nacionalista ale
man Y Herr Becker. del Partido del
Pueblo
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soc1oks Resonnh

Pr~ocedentes de Ia capital de Nue.
70 Leon, Mexico, Sc encuentra en- es-
ia ciudad el senior Rafael L. HERE
"a Y su esposa Ia Sra. Anita NJ. de
Herrera. a quien acompanan u pc
quenos mines. Los eSposos Herrera
vienen a pasar una temporada al
lado de los padres de Ia senora, don
Joaquin C. Maritime Y esposa. Con
los esposos Herrera regres6 a esta
ciudad la senorita Eulalia Martinez,
hija del senior Martinez, quien estuvo
en- Monterrey, visitando a sus hernia
nos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-20
|VOLVERA A BERLIN LA ASAMBLEA NAClONAL
En- esta capital han continuado los motines, ~habiendose
trabado, frente al Hotel AdloR, IN Diolento com6ate
en- Ell que resultnron muertas diez personals.

no So Sabe z ciencia cierta.
La evacuation de las tropas de
| Won Kapp de csta capital que Sc lie,
70 q efecto 81 dia Dc aver, fue mar
cada por e~ncuentroS e~ncarnizados en-
ere los grupoS armadoS de obreros
' les soldados de Won Luettwltz. +:
combate mas violento scstanido du-
rante IL retirada de dichas tropas, fuG
cI que tuvc lugar en- los alrededoreS
del Hotel .Adlon, aver tarde, cuando
la Brigade de Marina de Ehrhard,
que fue q principal Crupo que sos
tuvo al mcvimiento contra-revoluc:o-
mario. inici6 su retirada de Wilhelms-
traSSe. Las bajas habidas ct este en-
cuentro fucron bastante numerosas
por amhas parties. La Policia de Ia
Seguridad Publica, que apoya al 60
biern9 de Ebert, logro restablecer Ell
orden dcspues de Ia lucna que ter
min6 POGO antes de las cuatro de Ia
tarde.
FL unico intento hscho contra Ia vi
da dc los eXtranjeros, fue el que tuvo
lugar en- los primeras horaS de Ia tar
de, cuando ur grupo De obrerOs ar.
mados trat6 de pepetrar en- ell Hotel
Adlon. Cuarteles Generates de las d.
versus misiones eXtranjeraS entire las
que So cuenta l. americana. La null
titud fue r~echazada por los guardias.
Las ~prireras tr0pas contra revo,
i~ucionarias cue salieron de Ia ciudad
dc acuerdo cor las promesas de Won
Luettwitz, flaron las conocidas cor
el nombre de Fuerzas del Baltico, que
evacuaron la ciudad durante Ia mana
ina. Al pasar dichas tropas por Char
lottenburg, hicieron fuego sobre IN
grupo de sOcialist2s Independence
que celebraban en- este suburbio IN
mitin publico y segun Sc dice. eI nj
nero de mucrtos que hubo, fue de cua
rcnta.
Las tropas dsl Baluco. lIamadas
asi poroue formaban parte de Ia an
tigua Division de Hero que mando
q General Won der Goltz, Sc dirigie.
ron hacia Spandau al salir de Berlin
Y segun los ~despachos ~recibidos de
esa ciud&d, al llegar ALI. trabaron in
mediatamente combate con los radica
T les. q los que ~lograron ~dispersar, des-
pues de haberl2s hecho varias bajas
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FL CBNO. CONIR AR2RREEVOLUC IONARIO GUERRA uEVAR
AALEMANIAA Una NUEVA GUERRA DE- VENCANM
DERROTARON A LOS
~FINLANDESES 0
BOLSHEVIKlS

HELSINGFORDS, Finlandia, Mar
20 19-Las tropas fnlandesas han 81
do obligadas a C SuS P~osiclones
en- Soutiaervi. al norte del Lago La
doga, : a r~etirarse hacia el noroeste
en- direction de Porajervi, segun dice
IN boletin Official Gado a Ia publici'
dad aoui por ell Estado Mayor Gene
raj Finlandes.
e. boletin agrega que una volenta
!ucha con los boishevikis two lugaI
aver en- Ia cual Ia villa de Soutiaer,
VI que Sc hallaba en- possession dc los
f-inIandeses, quedo cast completamen.
te destruida.
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UN RESUMEN DE LA
SITUAClON EN-
EUROPA

PARIS. Mario Liza situa-
cion en- Europa puede resumirse
en- el siguiente cuadro:
ALEMANIA: --Despues del
fracaso del efimero regimen nj.
litar de Won Kapp en- Berlin, los
espartacistas o simpatiZadores de
los bolshevikis Sc italian ahora lu-
chanGo por establecer una repu-
blica soviet. Muchcs soviets To-
Gales han sido proclamados va Y
motines antisemiticos han esta-
ilado en- Berlin.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ensan
chandose las actividadss anti a.
liadas de los nacionalistas trrcos
en- todo ell Asia Menor. Las tro-
pas britanicas Que anteriormente
ocupaban Constantinopla, han a
rrestaGo q trienta prominentes
personajes turcos, militares y po-
l~iticos. En- la Tracia Ia s]ituaci6n
eS vardaderanlente crltica-
POLONIA:-Se tienen noticias
aunque sin conf:rmar, de que un
soviet ha sido proclamado en- Pc
lonia.
RUSIA:-Se dice que Lenine ha
tenido I'm convanio con el General
Denikines. ell ultimo jefe anti-bol-
sheviki que permanecia en- pie con
algunas fuerzas de importancia
en- Russia.
GRAN ~BRFTANA:-El Pri-
mel Ministro Lloyd George sera
interpelado en- Ia Camara de los
Comunes el proXimo lunes, acerca
de 81 el gobierno ha recib!do avi-
SO de 81 una revolution Sim Fei-
ner So ha preparado en- lrlanda
para ell dia ) de Abril.
ITALIA:--Italia Y lie fugo
Eslavia todavia Sc hallan sin lie
gar a IN acuerdO respecto de Ia
question del Adriatico Y especiel-
mente de Fiume-
HUNGRIA:-Lcs militaristas
Sc halan ahora en- el poder J a
menazan 2 Rumania en- venganZa
de Ia invasion que este pals lie
70 a efecto.
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Dirijase toda Ia Correspondence re
iativa al p~eri0dicO al Director.
SR. A E. LOZANO,
100 y. SANTA ROSA AVE
SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS.

Entered IS SeconG-class matter February
q. 1918. At the Post Office At San Aato-
MO, Texas. under the AcG. OF March e,
1875.
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LibrOs MaraVilosos.

Para los que sufren, son vctimas
De Ia desgracia, les persigue Ia ma
Ia sue-te. ~fracs.san en- sus negocios J
son Gesafortunados en- amoreS. Con
tan curiosos l;bros lograran todos sus
deseos, seran afortunaGos en- nego-
clos ' empresas. lograran el carino
Gel ser amado, llevaran a feliz te-mi-
no I asuntos = t~riunfaran en- TODD;
Sc verar libres de nalas influeu-
cias. ' verceran [ sus eaemigos y ma
die podra causarIes dano. Envie 10
centavos en- estampillas de correo pa
"a gastos y recibi-a catalogo gratis.
Direction: Sres. V. Martin y CO.
San Rafael 6l-A. Hsba2a. Cuba.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-20

En- cast todos los casos de de0llldad
en- Ia muier, Sc nota IN flujo mucoso
debil que Sc escapa de la vagina que Sc
conocc con el nombrc de %leucorrea y
con el mas comGn de "flores blaQcas,"
es ~sorprendente como pocas muJeres'
conoccn Ia importancia vital de este
derrame y con Ia rapidez que de5llita
ST. ORGANISING. FL rcsultado comun de
esta e~nfernedad tan penosa y molesta
cue tantisimo Sc na genetalizado entire
cI sexo fcmenino, Sc l~ocaliza en- los
6rganos rcproductores, o~casionando do
lor de espalda, dol, de costado, dolor
de cabeza. enfermedad dc los ovarlos,
mirada languida, ~cansancio, nervio-
sidad, palidez densa, NAL humor y color
anormal. Esta debilidad tambien cs
la causa dc muchos casos de estcrilidad.
Cuando el ilujo de este molestla es
profuso o abundante, gencraln1ente
signiiica que existcn u~lceTacioncs Y
d~islocaciones de Ia natriz Y los dolores
Y ardores de Ia inflammation son mas
~constantes y persistentcs.
Con seguridad en- las Fa-maclas
.nnio Drug CO... San Antonio y b
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ST ES listed MUyER LEA
ESTO QUE LIE CONVENE

Los "Supositorios Mitchella
Vaeinales," estan considerados por
specialists en- Intermediates de las
muieres, como el tratamiento local
mas eiicaz para cast todas las enter-
medades locales de Ia mujer. Adernas
tenemos una infinidad de testimonies
de personals id6neas Y carecterizadas
de distintos paises, en- que o rnden,
en- una forna que reveal mucha SIM
ceridad, SUI agradecimiento por Ell
exito que han alcanzado o los "Su-
positorios Mitchella Faeinales.'
En- las direcciones que acompana a
cada GAIA, Sc dan a conocer mas en-
detalle las Intermediates que han sido
dominadas con Ell uso de este gran
especifico, y ninguna mujeT va sea
Casada, soltcra o viuda, que suire de
cualquiera de estos d~es6rdenes, debe
vacilar en- hacer TN ensayo, especial
mcnte 81 Sc siente Cansada Y abatida.
FL uso de los "SupoSitorios Mitche-
LA YaeinaIes" es s~cncillo y no con-
tieaen grasa de n;nguna especie. Pr
danse en- las Farnacias y Droguerias.
Rio Grande". El Paso; San An
1nswig Drug Co., Los Angeles.
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wANTED-MALE HELP.


WANTED-Hed cooks; 2nd cooks; fry
cooks pastry baker cooks; helpers,wages
$50 to $I5 month, board and room; married
farm couple, $50 mo-, room house, garage,
COW or milk, fuel, place for chickens, truck
patch; farm hands; hospital help; molders :
bridge carpenters; helpers and laborers :;
cabinet makers; section hands; steel gang
Iaborers: fireman; brakeman; camp cooks
Furman's Labor Agency, LOG West Sth.
FIREMEN, BRAKEMEN, $780, $500 month
ly; experience unnecessary. Write Rail
way Association, care Journal.
COOKS WANTED in and out OF town. Sal
airy ST5 to $500 per month. Apply Man
ager Harvey House, Santa Fe station.
Topeka. Must have beef experience. Chas.
Wolff Packing Co.
WANTED-Messenger boy. Apply Crane
& Company, $40 Kansas ave.
WANTED-A boy over Is for office work
at once. Address A. g. care Journal.
WANTED-Houseman. Apply housekeep-
er, National Hotel
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BOYS, ORPHANS, GUESTS
Tr1xie Frignnza TO Entertain b. 1. s.
and Orphans Home Children,


Big hearted and congenial Trixie
Friganza, who comes to the Grand to-
morrow night in her latest musical
comedy. Poor Mama" sent a wire to
J, c. McCaffery of the Grand, saying
that she had made it policy this year
TO invite good crowd of folks to the
theater who do not have an opportu-
nifty every day to see a show. To this
generous invitation she made one stip-
ulation and that is that the guests be
some boys from the Industrial school
ard a few from some orphans home.
McCafferty called Captain MacLean
by phone stating the request of this
famous musical comedy star. AS q re-
suit twenty-five boys from the Indus
trial school north of the city will dis
pense with their usual tiresome rou-
tire of chapel and other embarrassing
details of their life and will be given a
chance to thoroly enjoy an evening of
amusement. Also ten little kiddies
from the orphans home will be
brushed and combed and will spend
an evening. their little souls filled to
the hrim with gladness and apprecia-
ttCn to the nice lady who made posi-
BILE this treat to their lonely little lives.
~ Miss Friganza has surrounded her
self with a very capable company, the
comedy is clean. wholesome and new.
The scenery and costuming Is far
abpye the average and taken all in all
this company is going to deliver
mighty high grade performance for
the children as well as for the grown
folks the press agents assert.
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EAST SIDE NOTES
Notes and personals from East Side
by Frances Jones. Telephone $3.50.

A joke is told on an east side couple who
we're married in November. The couple
were supposed to have DeeR married using
the ring service, but as the time for the
preacher to read the service drew nearer,
the little hoop Of gold failed to materialize
in other words the groom couldn't find
the ring. So they were united in matri-
mony without Il ring. Several days later
the ring was found in the groomis trunk.
Brethren church will meet Friday after
noon ut the home of Mrs. Elmer Menden-
hall, 324 Leland street.
Mrs. J. II. Wilson has returned to her
home 1916 Klein street from a week spent
at Oskaloosa.
A surprise party was given Monday eve
Mr.. .Arnett's birthday anniversary. The
evening. was spent at cards. The guests
included; Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Weaver of
Shady Glen farm at Tecumseb, Mr.. and
Weaver, Mr.. and Mrs. George Patterson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hopper, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arnett, Miss Louise Weaver Of Denver, and
Mrs. r. Arnett. The honors OF the evening
we're awarded Mrs. j. II. Weaver and Mr..
George Weaver.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Jones and daugh-
ter, Miss Marguerite Jones of Topeka, spent
Sunday visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Weaver
of Tecumseh.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. C6rbin have returned
avenue. Mr.. and Mrs. Corbin and family
have been making their home at $50 Klein
street during the remodeling of their for
-ASA ANaAhSnNct IL OSAhS AaAnuSOO ny AAAS
several weeks ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Booze will leave
Saturday to make their home in Treee,
Kan. Mrs. Boone, before her marriage sew
eral months ago, was Miss Cora Miller,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. II. P. Miller,
Grattan street.
Mr.. Paul Brandt has returned to his work
at Eastland, Texas. after visit to Mrs.
Brandts mother, Mrs. J. Kaufman. Mrs.
Brandt will remain for longer visit.
Mr.. Herman johnson, Grattan street, has
been absent from work several weeks be-
cause of Illness.
Mrs. Bert Charles has returned to her
home in Salina, after visit to her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John McCarter, and family.
The Clematis club will be entertained
Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Alvin Renbarger, 1923 Tyler street.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. F. Dawdy and family
will make their home for the present with
Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Athons, Lake street,
prior to their departure for Oklahoma, to
make their homeS
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Michael and Mr. and
Mrs Alvin RenbArger have changed their
residence from Guthrie avenue to 1123 Ty-
Ter street
Charles Gathers. who has been i'll for
FOUR months. is slightly improved. Mr..
Gathers is at the home Of his father, Mr..
Fifth street.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
BARGAINS

All located high class residence districts
west of Avenue, z room bungalow, sleep
ing porch, piece bath. eemented base
ment, furnace, coal, fruit room, 2 lots, east
front, close TO school and car. Price 81 500
Six room cottage. enclosed sleeping
porch, large basement, furnace, piece
bath, lots, walking distance down town.
Price $3.50.
New Groom bungalow not quite COM
pleted, enclosed sleeping porch. oak finish
piece bath, cement basement, furnace,
5,150.
/ Two story, 6 room house and enclosed
sleeping porch, oak finish, strictly modern
In every particular, gas, old shade, close
to car and school. Price $500
Fifteen acres choice bottom ground. O
room house. rough plumbed, 165 Dbl. els
tern, acres of asparagus, acres Of rhu-
barb, 3 acres alfalfa. 5 acres in farm land,
large vegetable house, IT. cellar 14x3G
floor above partitioned into rooms, stor-
age shed and garage 32x42. two wells, a
good bargain. $1,000. Within 3 blocks of
the city limits.
The Shawnee Investment Co.
oSa Kansas Ave. Phone $685.
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Mrs. B. NJ. Webb, police matron, who
took her into another room and
searched her while the men remained
in the hall. Alba declares he went
to the wo4nan's house on the after
noon in question with Detective Nit
chell Bundy, that the woman was away
and they waited on the sidewalk until
she returned. Then she was taken
to the station.
Her extreme willingness to be
searched, Alba says, aroused his sus-
picions and he and Tresner took her
up to the matron's quarters where
she was searched by woman behind
closed doors.
This isn't the first time" laughed
Alba today. i've been sued so much
I'm used to It." He declared that in
his opinion that the suit is an attempt
made by enemies to harass him in his
enYia BILE detective work.
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WAS IN BAD WAY
Ferguson Could Not Lift Hand
To Face.
Spent Hundreds in Vain - Re-
stored by Tanlac.

at want my statement published In
all the papers that everybody may
know how, Tanlac has helped me and
what a wonderful medicine it is said
William II. Ferguson, a well known
electrician, living at 900 Lagrange
street. Toledo, Ohio, in an interview
recently.
"a month ago" continued Mr.. Fer
Euson. at would have been impossi-
BILE for me to do the work 1 am doing
today. Five years ago 1 commenced
TO have rheumatism in my left shout
der and arm and across my back I'M
der the shoulder blade. l kept getting
worse until had to be carried to
fospitaIT where I lay helpless for three
weeks. l simply could not move with
out help. During the past four years
have lost at least eighteen months
from work on account of this rheuma-
tism. Most OF the time I could not
even Law back in a BARRIERS chair to
get shaved, and my left arm was so
helpless I could not raise my hand to
wash nv face. Since leaving the hos
pital year ago I have been able to
be about part of the time, but few
weeks ago those awful pains started
up in my arm and the fear of getting
down helpless again almost drove me
mad. At the time I got Tanlac 1 was
also suffering from stomach trouble
and had been for ten years. dis
tinctly remembered about a year be-
being troubledS so with indigestion,
spots coming before my eyes, and dir
illness that 1 got alarmed. could
hardly bear to think OF eating as the
simplest kind of food would sour on
my stomach and cause a sickening sem
sation and intense pains. After even
a very light meal my heart would
palpitate and act SO peculiar that I
was afraid had heart trouble.
II tried all kinds of medicines, had
the best treatment. and spent hun
-dreds OF dollars in my efforts to get
rid OF stomach trouble, to say nothing
of what 1 have paid out since the
rheumatism struck me. but never got
more than a little passing relief. 1
could see no way out of my troubles
until I read statement for Tanlac
few weeks ago from a man who had
suffered with the same kind of trou-
bles. The first bottle gave me good
appetite and as soon as got so L
could eat and digest my food l no
ticed the pains in my arms and shoul-
ders getting less. can use my left
arm and hand better now than in
three years. The other day 1 tried
laying back in the BARRIERS chair and
was overjoyed to find that my shout
der did not pain me the least bit.
am eating three good, hearty meals a
day and can Just feel myself getting
stronger ell the time. 1 think any
one who finds relief after suffering as
1 did ought to be willing. for the sake
of others, to tell what did it,
Tanlac is sold in Topeka by Tully-
Mcfarland Drug Co.. s35 Kansas Ave.
and 729 Kansas ve.-Advertisement
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WANTS
AND MISCELLANEOUS ADS

ADVERTISING RATES: The rate for
journal Is / cent a word each Insertion
minimum 10 cent?: By the week cents a
word minimum so cents.
CLOSING HOUR: Want Ads to be
classified properly must be In The State
Journal office before II 20 o'clock WaEt
Ads received after II 30 till ! 10 D. m. viii
be inserted under the head:r TOO Late to
Classify
OUT OF TOWN advertisements must be
accompanied with cash or check In full
payment of the same. Note the foregoing
instructions about counting the words and
the rate per word for This Topeka sta .
Journal
COUNT THE WORDS of your ad includ-
ing four words for State Journal address
When address Is used count each initial
letter and each number or combination OF
figures as one wvrd.
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NIGHT News SUMMARY

Misunderstanding on a large scale &C.
CURED Monday in the occupied town of
the villages Of Marseboh and Bruckhausen.
Neutrality-suspicious., ARrI was Sc
ton of the Prohibition party and July 21
was fixed as the date by, the executive
committee of the party.
Observation-Disclosures insurgents, aided
by Galician Ukrainians have, entered
Odessa, according to dispatch from Lem
berg.
Mexico City-San Joaquin, a village of
5000. in the state Of Vera Cruz was de-
stroyed Tuesday morning by an earth
quake, according to advices given out by
government Officials
La Rochelle. France--It is feared 400 per-
sons were drowned when the steamship
Antique was wrecked In the Bay OF Biscay,
Sunday.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

c. s. Elliott to C. P. Francis, lot II
Scotland ave, Thompson Pi. and pit:
rs Scotland ave, Gordon's add: .....$
c. r. Francis 10 II. d. Meyer, lot &c
pit. IS, lot Il pit. rs Scotland ave-,
Gardon,s add ..,;--;.....-;...-::oc oo-
601-3-5-7 10th ave. east, Longs sub.
c. J. Warner to c. C. Burroughs, slots
93-95 Mulvane st, add b to College
Hill. 500
NJ. /. Bradley to f. NJ Bunce. lots
25S-G0 Ohio ave-, Highland Park. 49,. 2,1T
T. Rickershouser TO X. Fl. Alexander,
lots 1 and 2, 24-11-13, also lots 40
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

-7>|-~-->>>~@-~>~->~
POSITION as chauffeur by young man,
truck or touring car. Can furnish best
Of reference and make own repairs. Ad-
dress e. D., care Journal
BOY SCOUT free employment DHreau can
supply you with competent boy neIp.
Call at 100 Ea t Sixth at. or phone 40.
WANTED-Position as truck, driver or
work in garage. Experienced and good
references. ID. 3, care Journal.
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SALE

Six-room dwelling in fine repair; cistern,
well, city water, three-piece bath, hot and
cold water, gas and electric; full basement
shade; fruit of all kinds; new garage; pa
lots fenced. One of the finest locations in
Topeka. Come and see. Brooks avenue.
Fiye-room dwelling, modern in every re-
spect; shade and fruit; fine location; 21a
lots. VIII sell right.
$50 acres in Wallace county; fine land. Z
miles from Sharon Springs; fenced and
cross-fenced; 20 a. in alfalfa, 40 a. in blue
stem NOW land; good barn and garage
never falling well; windmill. One Of the
finest farms in the west. Cheap, $25 per a.
Five-room dwelling, cistern, pump in
house, good well, cellar, shade. gas, elec-
trio; two lots. Good chance to get good
HANG cheap; in fair repair. North Jackson.
1SS acres to trade for Topeka dwelling.
This farm located in Nemaha county, Kan.
Farms for sale in Brown, Jackson and
Nemaha counties-the corn belt. If you
are frem Missouri, let me show you.
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-01-14
CHINESE HELP REDS
Soviet Troops Find Yellow Allies in
Far East Advance.

London, Jan. 14.-Russian soviet
troops which have reached Balai sta
ton, almost 400 miles east of Taiga,
will be aided by Chinese. Bolsheviki,
according to a Moscow dispatch quot
ing advices from Cheliabinsk. 1t is
said the Chinese will operate in the
coastal region"
The Bolsheviki expects soon to en-
counter Japanese forces sent to eastern
Shetland the Moscow dispatch states
the soviet forces will not undertake
any aggressive action calculated to
provoke a collision"