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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-07

Cards hare oee1 received = Card
re- announcing ne marriage II
Gfe1wcscd Samuel Troop II E.r-Sio7
n Lila, Pend Woala-d II Norfolk.
"a NJ. and Ms. T-o0p VII reside
A. ar Tesr Isl street Norfolk Va
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hal -azn defeated he 5zEa srao8i
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visiting 7sla-.~es n Gardner. -
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TIE Ola South -zar1e VII meet
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AMCSEMENTS

Famous Soe-1 or I've SN-S
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p-ruraI Roles E1ac-ea ~ E1Tt7
Roberts ard Frank &zyc-saccF
Gale -snry Corers.
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themselves around the hak.-f-r71se q
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-07

Ms Freeman Pa--zn and Mrs.
N--s---= returned THURSDAY TOM
sava-2- months v.z- II Saint PEERS
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-07

DR.. Je.syf ard Mr.. 3yds" -esd Over
%cr One Week IN port4and-Shcs~n
NJ the johnson orsrz tsoass To-
day and Saturday
Gardiner. Nay :. -asa-
Dear Hrs Seaman.
one Of the greatest STORIES n al
observation-disclosures Dr- Jekygi
and Mr. Eyde-' Americas premier
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me leading rale. A pe-<ec.aE pre-
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-07

Water DoCks-durf II East Pits
trta vas among ne 5u- -aI-tcT1 F-sl
mrs n his cry. THURSDAY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-07

sSazr- the Customary community
dance 1e-G II -ae Fa<ningdaie .1Ea
1aLi- 8 cancelled 11r tins week
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NJ aid Ms Shapiro. T5a-z-
STRAIT ~ passing savg-2- 5aEs i
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HallOWell Remnant Store
The Underprice Store

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Telephone 663-A

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A Marcia PAGE If Chelsea Was
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trends
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T. Z -a7de-s n Bnys1n- was CAL
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LEGAL Notice

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HOSIERY 4 UNDERWEAR

F1osGHF = (N-CN E~a
Lss ladies' fine -tnssa Summer
Vests value 39e- Sale 7-es sc
-. Laaies' Sne Summer Vests
value Sc Sale Free SEC
81 Ladies fire Summer Vests
tailor trimmed. value 5Sc-
Sale S-'es 9ac
: Lsr -sries' Summer Vests. sx-
"a arae sIzs- value &c
Sale Free sc
Lst ladies' Silk lose -cnyx.-
value s--5l Sale S-os a5c
: ST ladies' SILK Isle rose.
Black o. Write. value &c
Sale 7-es &c
Lst Laries' Six -css 4, White
Sa-pies- Nz.-e Sc
Sale Free 9sr
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White value & Sale Pea PC
L5r Crtic-er -or-5- Use
Coed Sc-oci -ose. ssi4e &C.
SAFE Free -
SEEE-S 4 PILLOW CASES
L,r Seamless Sheets 3rxa1
mace ~ sooc >ar-ar. value -ocas
El SAFE --ce S-.3S
: ST 1'liuo~ Cases -ZxSh- value
IT, Sale Free &c
LSs oesr -uaiity Pillow Cases
Sc value Sale --ce &c
: st =oio7s5 Curtain Sc--s-
value -. Sale 7-cs &c
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-04-21
TOPEKA MAN
Is Rid Of Fifteen Years Suffer-
ing by Tanlac.
I'm In the Best of Health Now"
Says Williams.

Tanlac has not only strai ghtensd
me out. but l have a number of friends
who have taken II. and every one OF
them say IL has done the work for
them. too" said J. NJ. Williams. 927
North Harrison street. Topeka, Kan.
an employee for a number OF years OF
the Wolff Packing Co.
For fifteen years ! had suffered
from stomach trouble and Indigestion.
and up to the time / started taking
Tanlae tried everything knew with
out getting any relief. but Tsnlac
seemed TO be just suited to my case,
and now after taking II only a short
while I am a well man After every
meal my food would sour and I would
bloat up with gas until could hardly
get my breath I was badly con5ti-
pated. had dull. nagging headache
all the time. and often had such terri
bic spells OF sick headache I would al
most die. There vas nearly always Sc
we're pains in my back. and finally. I
became so badly rundown and weak I
could hardly get around and had TO lay
off from my work a greater portion Of
the time.
Il had heard SO much OF the good
Tanlac was doing others I decided TO
try II myself. Well. I had taken two
bottles before I could tell that u was
doing me any good. but when il did
start TO help me Il went right after my
troubles I'm A hurry. Why. while
have taken only four bottles. my stom-
sch - in good condition have
splendid appetite and can eat just any
thing ! want without ever having the
least sign OF indigestion never have
q headache. and the pains have all
gone out OF my back. In fact. I am in
the best OF health every way. and
never miss a day from work on &C
count OF sickness. II IS always pleas
ure for me TO recommend Tanlac, for
] know It will back up with good re-
suits anything I may say about it"
Tanlac is sold in Topeka by Tully-
Mcfarland Drug Co. s35 Kansas Ave.
and 729 Kansas Ave.-Adv.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-04-21
{ 2haT.s TIE
( 80 WRylFEEL
4 n 4 - ABOUT IT.
ChIIdrea's Hour

ChiIdren's Hour
Next Saturday at the Orpheum the So
cial Service club will have the star pro-
gram Of the seas for the Riddles. They
have booked at an added expense. Maurice
MaeterHncks greatest success The Blue
Bird This picture has the reputation Of
being the greatest motion picture for chill
dren ever made. II is very long and one
other reel. a Ford Weekly. has been put
on the bill instead of the scenic and edu-
catioaals. This program has the biggest
appeal for the children of any the Social
should be a mighty throng of youngsters
down the Orpheum way next saturday
morning at ten.
Marion Davies. to my notion, is a mighty
fortunate girl TO have such a good lead
ing man as this fellow Conway Tearle-
April Folly is from the typewriter of
peared in so many Of the leading publica-
tons that we all have become familiar with
her goodness in writing This picture Is
Of the same Paramount excellence the
same high grade photography that identi-
fies all their pictures and the direction by
Robert T. Leonard is very good. Some
how or other I don't remember this man
and. II he has been directing before he is
surely holding up to standard Miss Da-
vtes holds up nicely in this picture. but /
don't think it is her best Her supporrin {
cast are well known Paramount people and
all go about their duties in q painstaking
manner
The plot has a novel twitch to Il with
sort of epiiogue and prologue to it that
helps the story out A great deal. It all
ma kes good entertainment and should be
well worth your while. And l guess that'u
be about all. y. $. A.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-04-21
sCHLADEAAN FEELS BETTER.
Jayhawker Trackmen VIII Now BE
Entered in Drake Meet.

Lawrence. Kan. April 21-The
University OF Kansas will enter a mile
relay and possibly a half mile relay
team in the annual Drake games Sat
urday. April -. Coach Schlademan
decided some time ago TO enter a
mile team and the strong showing of
the Jayhawkers in the go yard dash
in the Baker meet last Saturday
caused him to consider entering a
team in the half mile event What
the dash men do in tryouts this week
will determine whether they are en-
tered.
Captain DeevalI. Reinhart, O'Leary
and Rodkey will make Up the mile
team while the half mile team will be
selected from O'Leary', Hostetter, Duff
Rodkey and Haddock. The first three
men finished in the order named in
the 220 against Baker, Saturday. Their
time in the meet was 2S-1- but the
poor condition OF the track and
strong wind accounted for the poor
time.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-04-21
FEELING BLUE?
LIVER LAZY?
TAKE A CALOTAB
Wonderful How Young and
Energetic You Feel After TAX
ing This Nausealess Calomel
Enthusiastically Safe.

II you have not tried Calotabs YOU
have a delightful surprise awaiting
YOU. The wonderful nver-cleansing
and system purifying properties Of
csiomel may now be enjoyed without
the slightest unpIea santnesS. A Gallo
tab at bedtime with a swallow OF
water--hat's all No taste. no salts,
ror the 81 Ehtest unpleasant effects.
You wake up in the morning feeling
fine. Your Diver * clean. your system
is purified. your appetite hearty. Eat
what you Wish-no danger The next
time you feel lazy. mean nervous,
blue headachy or discouraged. give
your liver "A thorough cleansing with a
Calotsb. They are so perfect that your
druggist IS authorized to refund the
price a. a guarantee that YOU will be
delighted.
Calotabs are sold only in original
scaled packages Price thirty-tive
cents. At all drug stores.-tAdv)
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-04-21
BIC WHEAT LOSS
MohIer Says 1t Was 4S Cents an
Acre in 1919.
Expenses More Than Kept Pace
With Price Advance.

Kansas farmers suffered an average
loss OF 40 cents an acre on the 1919
wheat crop, according to figures COM
piled BY J. c. Mohler. secretary of the
state board OF agriculture Mohler
contends that these figures do not
show the full loss Of the 'downtrod-
dem farmer as nothing has been
charged for depletion Of soil. over
time for long working hours and the
loss of time thru the seasonable char
acter Of the farmers vocation
As wheat growing IS carried on in
Kansas" Mohler said, those three
facts add materially 70 the cost OF
production, but with the data avail
able II is Improbable to express their
effect in exact figures
According to Mothers statement,
the figures received from e-O4O farm
ers show the general cost per acre of
production for the state was $3.50.
while the farmers received in return
an average OF $24.77 an acre
To the question. If as the report
shows. the wheat growers OF Kansas
lost money on their crop last year.
how is IL that they have money TO pay
FOR their purchases OF motor cars.
home conveniences, and modern farm
equiment?" Mohler answers:
The value OF the crop OF las mill
lion bushels was ESQ million dollars,
our the larger gross return from the
crop and the fact that il left balances
temporarily large in the accounts Of
many farmers should not be allowed
TO hide the loss sustained The gross
return has little meaning except in
relation to the cost and 1t has been
shown that in 1919 expenses had more
than kept pace with the advancing
prices.
"A considera BILE cash balance in the
wheat growers hands at the end of
nara<SzF fIJr
a profit, for il covers much beside
DroTTt -
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-04-21
TWO MORE CARS ARE STOLEN.
Theft of Autos in Downtown District
Reported to Police.

The theft OF two motor cars was
reported 10 the police Tuesday night
One was a Buick roadster belonging
to Miss Maude Taggart. 500 West
Tenth. which was stolen from in front
Of PeIletier's store The other. an
Oldsmobile belonging to Paul Mize,
1893 Strong avenue, was taken from
Eighth ard Quincy streets
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-04-21
FIRST DEFEAT FOR INDIANS.
st. Mars Beat Haskell on Home
Grounds by II to 1 Score.

Lawrence, Kan April eI.-St.
Mays defeated Haskell, Il TO l, in a
one-sided baseball game here Tuesday
afternoon. The Catholics hammered
the offerings OF three Indian hurlers
for ten hits and stole eleven bases
Errors at critical times also proved
costly to the Indians.
The Indians got their lone run in the
eighth inning when Anderson hit and
went TO second on an error. He scored
on sacrifice fly after stealing third.
Kelly pitched a fine game for st.
Mary's, holding the Indians to four
hits and striking out seven men.
The score RI E
ST. Mary's ............5Oo 40e I0O-I2 10 ,
Haskell .......---.-.-OOo 900 O10-1 :
BatterfeS-kelley and Dunn; Bearbau
Nananamfuby. Hampton and Anderson
Jordan; Umpire, Allen, Kansas.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-04-21
Britisher Enters Yank Meet.

Philadelphia April 21.-Captain
Rudd OF the Oxford Cambr relay
team, here to compete in the Univer-
sity OF Pennsylvania relay carnival
next week. has entered in the quarter
mile hurdle event. It was announced
today. Rudd, who IS the British in
tercolleSiate quarter mile champion
and also star hurdler. will meet one
OF the fastest fields ever entered at
the relays on the event 1t includes
Thomson Of Dartmouth, Watt of Cor
nell kiiby OF Redlands, Cal, Rookie
OF Kansas, and Murray. the junior ma
Conal quarter mile hurdle champion.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-04-21

Dempsey Keeping in Condition

Chicago. April 2I.-Jack Dempsey
is conditioning and will be ready to
step into the ring to defend the world s
heavyweight championship when an
aspirant of merit is~brought forward.
Jack kearns. the champions manager,
said here today. kearns conferred
with promoters of a proposed bout at
Benton Harbor. Mich. on July ). An
opponent for the match has not been
selected
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-04-21
WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.

National League
Boston at Brooklyn
No other games scheduled.
American League.
st. Louis at Chicago
Detroit a Cleveland
New York at Boston
Washington at PhiadeIphia
American Association
So Paul at Kansas City. clear
Columbus at Indianapolis, cloudy
Minneapolis at Milwaukee. cloudy.
Toledo at Louisville clear
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-04-21

COMPLETE AUTOMOBILE
PROTECTION
THE CLARENCE 3. JORDAN
SERVICE. Phone 81
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-04-21
IN THE SQUARED RING

Canton. o. April 21--Paddy Malone, New
York. manager OF Mike O'Dovd. middle
weight champion. wired acceptance of a
local clubs terms for a match here May
To- in which o'Dowd will meet the winner
OF the BrittoE Malone match on April =.
Lorain, o.. April 21--Johnny kilbane,
-.'atherveight hampton, and Alvie Miller.
LOrain- will meet here tonight in ten
round bout
The man who developed Knbane into d
champion. Jimmy Dunn. will be found IN
MilIer's corner Miller Is in Dunn's stable
and Dunn has been grooming him for the
scrap. KIbane and Dunn parted several
mouths ago.
San Antonio. Tex. April 21--Gene Diet
mont OF Memphis had shade over tn
veteran Bobby Waugh in ten rounds of
huSging and clfnching here last night
Promoter shelton threatened to stop the
fight in the seventh. warning both boxers
to fight.
Kid Paneho. Texas Gyweight champion
fought wonderful battle, knocking out
Al O'Dare kansas Kid in the fourth
round Red Evans knocked out Larry
Crane IN the first round and Sox Powell
beat MacRey in six rounds
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-04-21

ney. TASTY. Martin and Perkins
-. LOUIS at Chica So-(sane called be-
.sqse OF FOG ~ the last OF the third with
Chicago leading. 1 10 o
New Britain herald., 1920-10-28

FOR sALE-Used Motor Cars md Tfu6e4s At values incomparable. Dodge with s3x- press body, Ford Roadster, small exprem body. Rec Touring, Overland 1920 medal like new. Peerless Sport Car bargain; Overland Roadster. Ford Touring. two of them, take your choice; ton Packard. mack body; 3 1-2 ton Duplex wheel drive, in fine shape; Overland Deliveyy. Rec Light Delivery body. 1920 Reo Speed wagon. rack body, also 1919 Rec Speed wagon with canopy top: ton Republic express body, canopy top; ton Republic Dump body; ton Republic rack body: also others some rebuilt and guaranteed. Terms arranged to suit. Also nne lot of tires both Cords and Fabrics. They arc guaranteed. Phone 405, Chandler, Leonard Bros Garage. Willimantic. Conn.
 1o-3s-tf
New Britain herald., 1920-10-28

FOR SALE. FORD Touring. #. ~ DODGE Roadster.
 BUICK Roadster. ' . REQ Touring. - - z5 "A. L t;s
 THE B. & B. MOTOR co.
 6 Elm St., cor. Main St. | Phono ASA. s : 1o-si-ts
New Britain herald., 1920-10-28

FOR SALE-By T. F. Cashman, Farm Ag- ency, of Berlin, Conn. Tel 66s-4 No. l, 75 acre land, 25 tillable, good ten room house. barn for 14 COWS, horses. hog houses for 40 sows hen houses for 2,000 hens. pigeon loft for 600 pigeons, grain house, good garage, running water in all buildings, 20 minutes walk from end of - car line in Berlin. This farm can be bought. on very easy terms. No. 2, 10 room house, acres land, hen house for 100 hens, minutes walk from Westfield depot on main road from Berlin to Mid
 dletown; good buy for $2,500. No. 3, 5S acres, family house, Il. cows. heifers. horses, all farm tools, all kinds fruit, high class proposition. No. 4 75 acres, 1,4oo peach trees 300 apple treess0o cords wood. no buildings. No. 5, 3s acres, 10 room house. new barn, new garage, good hen houses, all kinds fruit, wells, i horse. COW, 1 pig, 50 chickens No. G.
 room cottage, barn, 1-4 acre land. Mo-
 ', 13 acres land. good house, big barn. several hen houses, COWS, heifers, horse, pigs, 50 chickens, 70 geese all farm tools; money maker. No. s, 40 acres. room house, II cows, horses, all kinds fruit; cheap if taken at. once. No. g, the Buckley Milling property on car line. No
 10 acres land. room house. 1o-2S-1dx
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CLEMENCEAU WON'T
DISCUSS HIS FUTURE
Aged Statesman Returns to
Paris From Egyptian Trip
~,
"a in>Taciturn Mood

Paris. April 21.--tRy A. PD--For.
ner Premier Clcmenccau. who had been
visiting Egypt for the last two months.
srrived here this morning. lie was
alert and smiling. but avoided inter.
viewers and would not be photographed.
He was met at the station by his
brother Albert. his daughter Madame
Jacuuemaire and his grandchildren.
Many prominent men were present.
among them being Captain Andre Tar.
dieu. Louis Lousheur and Georges 10y
ru.s. members Of NJ C'cmcnceau's cab.
inet. With them the grand old man
rayly discussed his trim and his Hines
IN Egypt. expressing satisfaction in re-
turning home.
when nc landed at MarScillcs ycster.
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day efforts were made to get the aged
statesman TO talk. but all were futile.
The war is over. isn't it?' he ex-
claimed to one correspondent. "Yes?
Well. all | want Is to be left alone.
What am going to do? Why, just
live until I die
The Tiger" growlcd out brief i'm
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prcssions Of his visit to Egypt while
the elephant tusk and mummy he
brought back from the land Of the
Pharaohs were being placed on the
dock.
Those hot countries are no Joke"
he complained. Il got fine case Of
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bronchitis and found myself stuck in
the middle Of Egypt with both lungs
out Of commission. That's what zones
from believing in mirages. Evidently
T shall not die from It, for am still
more solid than my dear friends think,
but il prevented me from visiting Pal
cstine, ms | had planned" b.